Camera Questions

[singingtothewheat]

Some of my favorite pics. Like I said though. I am not a great photographer and seem to get about one keeper in ever million shots. All of these are with the Fuji Finepix s1500

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

I like the one you posted Foschi(second one). Really well priced and by all the great reviews I just read, seems like the best camera in terms of bang for the buck. I wanna see some pics though, I think it'd be interesting to see what each camera is capable of.

Ask "musicalKeyes" to post some pictures her Lumix takes. The quality of the shots should be pretty much the same for all the lumix cameras. I know Im defiantely looking into buying that new one they just released though. I like to get nature shots too. Having 18x optical would make photographing hawks in flight and distant animals alot easier.

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

Here are 2 shot I took with my Fugi Finepix S1500. See what I mean about the shots looking too soft or brushed? Just not clear enough for me.

~08' Vin Russo Surinam BCC~


~06' Super Dwarf Reticulated Python~


They look too grainy to me. If I get to play around with that new Lumix I just may be posting better pics myself in the not to distant future.

Look at pictures 3 & 4 that "singingtothewheat" posted. Same problem. Great macro shots but they look soft and grainy. Its gotta be that camera

[Animals As Leaders]

Ask "musicalKeyes" to post some pictures her Lumix takes. The quality of the shots should be pretty much the same for all the lumix cameras. I know Im defiantely looking into buying that new one they just released though. I like to get nature shots too. Having 18x optical would make photographing hawks in flight and distant animals alot easier.

I also take a lot of nature shots, but I've been doing a lot of reading on this rebel and it sounds great but A LOT of money. So far its between those two. Tax returns are coming and I'm gettin' somethin nice for myself!!

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

I also take a lot of nature shots, but I've been doing a lot of reading on this rebel and it sounds great but A LOT of money. So far its between those two. Tax returns are coming and I'm gettin' somethin nice for myself!!

Try to find a camera store. Not just Best buy or walmart. I mean a real photography store. There you can actually get better reviews and hands on experience with the cameras your interested in. You can take a few shots with each, immediately upload them on their computer and see the differences first hand.

[Animals As Leaders]

Here are 2 shot I took with my Fugi Finepix S1500. See what I mean about the shots looking too soft or brushed? Just not clear enough for me.

~08' Vin Russo Surinam BCC~


~06' Super Dwarf Reticulated Python~


They look too grainy to me. If I get to play around with that new Lumix I just may be posting better pics myself in the not to distant future.

Look at pictures 3 & 4 that "singingtothewheat" posted. Same problem. Great macro shots but they look soft and grainy. Its gotta be that camera

I agree. Nice shots none the less. I just want pics that have that flawless jaw dropping look to them. I love coming on here and seeing pics that look like that. It really shows the detail that snakes deserve when being photographed. Its crazy how clear some of these shots are sometimes, and there so nice that its like my eyes can't comprehend the quality at first. And all I think when I see them is "I need to get me one of those..."

[Animals As Leaders]

Some of my favorite pics. Like I said though. I am not a great photographer and seem to get about one keeper in ever million shots. All of these are with the Fuji Finepix s1500

LOVE the 3rd and 4th pics!!

I don't have the patience though to sit like you said and take 1500 shots haha

Still managed to pull of some sweet shots though. It seems like they can pull off nice shots when provided with the right enviroment, but we all know how the enviroment likes to cooperate

[singingtothewheat]

Here are 2 shot I took with my Fugi Finepix S1500. See what I mean about the shots looking too soft or brushed? Just not clear enough for me.

~08' Vin Russo Surinam BCC~


~06' Super Dwarf Reticulated Python~


They look too grainy to me. If I get to play around with that new Lumix I just may be posting better pics myself in the not to distant future.

Look at pictures 3 & 4 that "singingtothewheat" posted. Same problem. Great macro shots but they look soft and grainy. Its gotta be that camera

I agree 100%. I have the most trouble with trying to get a crisp shot.

[Royal Exotics]

We use a Canon Rebel XSi
Here's some sample pics:

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

These 3 were taken with my Kodak Easyshare 8x optical zoom in 08'.

~Black Vulture. Zoomed in all the way.~



~Fledgling Robin on my fence~



~My Hibiscus flower with a pink & white Crab Spider on it~


And thats just an inexpensive point & shoot Kodak.