The Good News: You do NOT have to buy a $1,000 (or even $500) camera; you do NOT have to lug around a heavy camera and a case full of lenses, filters and an unwieldy tripod; and you definitely do NOT have to be a professional photographer to get great pictures. The important thing is to have a camera suited to your comfort and ability level.
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Tip #2 - Use an Extended Zoom Camera
Tip #2. My recommendation is to buy a relatively inexpensive used or refurbished (try Amazon or Ebay) camera with an EXTENDED OPTICAL ZOOM and image stabalization. Most cameras will only give you a 3X zoom lens. I love the travel photos I get with my pocket size Panasonic camera because of its 14X Leica zoom lens.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Tip #3 - Own a Pocket Sized Camera
Tip #3 - Choose a camera that fits in your pocket. This is an easy one since most digital cameras are pocket-sized. The newest extended zoom cameras, termed "Bridge" cameras are enticing buyers by offering more adjustable settings and an electronic viewfinder.
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