Australian Amusement Fanatics

Just a curious question, I'd just like to ask those who take photos and videos, what sort of camera they are using. Just wondering and interested.

Cheers
Top Gunner14

Best have a big talk to Zamperla, he is the fully into it.

Good topic Top Gunner - I'll start...

Most of my photos are taken with a Nikon D80 SLR (various lenses)
http://www.cnet.com.au/nikon-d80-240091748.htm

I also use a Cannon Ixus 85 (nice and compact to carry in the pocket and a bit more anonymous)
http://www.cnet.com.au/canon-digital-ix ... 286857.htm

ps. Princess, thanks always for your kind words

Mr Nokia N95 8GB

You too Matt D. dont wont to leave anyone out.

I use the Olympus FE-240. Only 7.1 mgpxls but it gets the job done.

Pentax *ist DL with an 18-55mm (wide) lense

Considering either buying a telephoto lense or chopping it in and getting a new body/wide/tele pack from one of the big boys

Government is doing some 30% tax rebate for small business purchases over $1k so I might just sell the Pentax

Yeh I thought you were using the Nikon D80 Zamperla, look like a great camera. Thanks for your imput everyone else. I just recently bought a new camera last weekend after Camden. I bought the Sony Cybershot DSC W150: http://www.digitalcamerawarehouse.com.au/prod2804.htm

Upgraded from my first purchase of a Olympus FE-210: http://www.cnet.com.au/olympus-fe-210-339274318.htm

My new camera has video with sound so I'll try and get videos from most events I get to.

Comeon, join in, there is more people than that, Matt D, Space Roller Freak, redhot, etc anyone else.

i used to use a nokia N95 both the 1gb version and the 8gb version but unfortunately they are now both dead.
i have recently purchased the Nikon D60 SLR with various lenses still getting used to how to use it the basics are simple just the other stuff is hard. most of my pics on facebook are used by a similar camera.

Most of my shots are with my Nokia N95, just easier. But if I'm going somewhere I would normally take my Canon IXUS i Zoom. Then if I want better photos take a Canon EOS 350D, which I have been very pleased with how larger photo's come out.
Kiwi

Thanks for the imput Kiwi and Kate

Kate the Nikon D60 is a nice SLR to get the hang of things. Definitely plenty to learn. You may want to consider joining up with a local photography club. It's a quick way to learn a lot and maybe make some new friends along the way (and are basically free)

thanks for that . i ve never thought of joining a photography club/group but ive always been pretty handy with a camera which why i couldn't resist buying myself a decent camera