Camera's

What type of camera's do you guys have some of the pics I see are really nice and high quailty..Please post some reccomendations Thanks God Bless

Even an average camera can take really great pictures. The biggest factor in getting decent pics for me is getting proper lighting. A lot of us use light tents for this reason. There is a sticky in the "Pictures" section that explains how to make one and they make all the difference.

I use a cheap Sanyo VPC-E2100. It was only about $150 from Wal-Mart and it does a great job if I do my part.

Here is a pic I took with mine the other day that came out pretty decent. No photoshopping or anything like that. Just a light tent and a steady hand.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...t/SANY1206.jpg

Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! what is that...

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the snake.

I use a Canon EOS Rebel T3. :) It is awsome and is on the cheaper end of the scale for Photography-esque cameras. (I'm not sure if mine would be considered a DSL or what...) It was about $500 something.
Here is a photo I took the other day with it. :)

http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/m...d/IMG_3869.jpg

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the snake.

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Just a normal ball python. :gj:

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KTyne, I saw that series you post the other day. Those photos came out really nice.

Thanks a lot me and my boy was laughing and joking a lot through out the vid next one will be more focus LOL.. thats a nice normal hope its a female.

I just use an old GE something ... :D I dont even know what it is exactly just that it was $99. I bought a photo tent on Amazon for around 50 shipped. It works ok for getting the lighting right and then you can adjust the settings on the camera to improve it. I dont touch any of my photos either and I would like to get a better camera but cant bring myself to spend a whole lot. Heres a couple pics I took from my outdated camera that I think turned out ok:
http://i1250.photobucket.com/albums/...l/spnrblst.png
http://i1250.photobucket.com/albums/...ll/Enchi_1.png

I have an Olympus. Don't remember the model, but I got it a year or two ago. It was an upgrade from a basic point and shoot, as there are tons of settings I can tweak. I think the light tent makes a huge difference in photos. Probably more so than the camera itself. I really need to make one.

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I don't know photography very well, so I use a light tent with photography lights and a pretty plain camera. My camera is a Sony Cyber-shot 8.1 mega pixel camera. I think it may be time to upgrade that.

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I have an Olympus. Don't remember the model, but I got it a year or two ago. It was an upgrade from a basic point and shoot, as there are tons of settings I can tweak. I think the light tent makes a huge difference in photos. Probably more so than the camera itself. I really need to make one.

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Yeah you do for when your new sweet enchi gets on the ground and you can give that super hot bumblebee a decent photo shoot that will do it some justice! :D