Sweetness man!
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0609/06091405_canon_g7.aspDarkSideCelica said:nice cars, but shots r ok
not sure wat camera it is, but i'm guessing a point-n-shoot?
nodrogkam said:the g7 is impressive but with all compact high mp cameras theres going to be issues.
great buy tho. I was almost about to buy one but i think im going to either wait for an S4IS or buy the XTi.
Cool night shots tho. I assume that was with a tripod.
the larger the memory card the slower read/write speeds tend to be. you pay a much higher price tag to get a large mem card with high read/write speeds. moreover, the % of memory you can use off of an advertised 4gb card is less than the % of memory you can use on a 1gb card.saybakgung said:the 4gb and 8gb works with the canon? i remember buying my s3 and they said it wasnt good practice to use anything higher than 1gb
saybakgung said:the 4gb and 8gb works with the canon? i remember buying my s3 and they said it wasnt good practice to use anything higher than 1gb
Totally agreed with you on the memory cards... I used most SanDisk or Ultra's for my cameras but for my CellPhone I used Kingston or the other 2... But I buy my memory cards @ www.ZipZoomFly.com the 8GB cost me $119.99 USD shipped and the 4GB cost me $129.99 shipped...nodrogkam said:the larger the memory card the slower read/write speeds tend to be. you pay a much higher price tag to get a large mem card with high read/write speeds. moreover, the % of memory you can use off of an advertised 4gb card is less than the % of memory you can use on a 1gb card.
The pro's of larger memory cards are you simply don't need to carry spares around.
And believe it or not, the brand of memory card actually makes a difference in the photos you store on them. (of course for the regular consumer it makes no difference at all).
Manual on exposure and shutter speed while keeping the focus on auto...nodrogkam said:the 2nd one is the bomb. using full auto or full manual?