Compact Slr
Compact Slr
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 Tamron 28 75mm f 28 XR Di LD AF Lens for Canon  US $300.00
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 Pentax Auto 110 Super Camera w Case and accessories US $700.00
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 Nikon Nikkor 50 mm F 18 D AF Lens US $80.60
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 Nikon Zoom Nikkor 18 200 mm F 35 56 G VR AF S ED DX Lens caps AF hunts US $423.00
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 Olympus T 20 Flash with case US $4.95
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 Canon EOS Elan 7e 35mm SLR Film Camera Body Only US $40.00
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 Nikon Zoom Nikkor 18 mm 200 mm F 36 56 AF S DX VR IF ED Lens US $400.00
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 Fujifilm FinePix S3000 32 MP Digital Camera Silver US $29.95
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 Sony 55 mm 200 mm F 40 56 DT SAM Lens US $110.00
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 Nikon D50 61 MP Digital SLR Camera Body Only Works but US $111.00
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 Tamron SP AF 28 75 mm F 28 XR Di IF LD Lens For NIKON MODEL A09NII US $375.00
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 Nikon SB 50DX Shoe Mount Flash US $75.00
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 Sigma 10 20mm 14 56 DC HSM Lens for Canon MINT warranty card US $445.00
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 Nikon N65 Camera Body 35mm SLR Film Camera US $100.00
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 Canon Speedlite 550EX Shoe Mount Flash US $78.00
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 Olympus Zuiko 50 mm F 12 Lens US $300.00
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 Pentax ME Super 35mm SLR Film Camera US $139.95
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 Nikon SB 28 Shoe Mount Flash in Box US $78.98
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 Nikon AF S DX Zoom NIKKOR 18 55mm f 35 56G ED II Lens US $68.00
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 Voigtlander Nokton 50 mm F 11 Lens US $870.00
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 ANGENIEUX 22 17 68MM C MOUNT LENS WITH MTF 4 3 ADAPTER FOR DSLR GH1 OLYMPUS US $314.48
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 pentax k2000 dslr 102 MP excellent condition US $330.00
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 Sony 18 mm 55 mm F 35 56 Lens For Sony Alpha camera US $31.00
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 Olympus MZuiko 17 mm F 28 Lens For Four Thirds With 3 Filer Kit US $235.00
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 Nikon D1H 27 MP Digital SLR Camera Black Body Only US $127.50
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 Nikon Nikkor 45mm GN f 28 AI Modified with HN 4 Hood US $425.00
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Nikon D60 digital SLR Camera Review
When the D 60 was delivered I was excited as a child on Christmas Eve. The camera and the lens are great. The camera is really easy to use, really fool-proof, at least for standard shots. Of course it won't fit in my pocket the way my compact camera did, but on the other hand it's not nearly as big or heavy as I'd expected. The kit lens has VR (vibration reduction) which is a good thing to have, and it's well balanced with the compact body of this camera. In other words, the camera doesn't point down under the weight of the lens. All my friends, who have tried out D 60, have told me that they like the compact and ergonomic design of the camera.
The camera works extremely well in low-light settings, with or without flash (you can defeat the flash if you like, and I find that in many situations, I get better results that way). The flash is even more powerful than the flash of a compact camera, and the coverage is more even.
So far, I've mainly used the "auto" mode, but I have also taken some pics in macro mode. It's good to be able to take pictures in rapid succession, without having to wait the way you do with a point-and-shoot. The best part is that the image quality is awesome. The difference is significant and consistently better than what I was getting with my point-and-shoot.
The LCD menu is intuitive and well structured. This is why I chose the Nikon in the first place, and I haven't been disappointed. When you press the right button as you move the mode dial, there is a description of what each mode does, which is very helpful. It's a kind of a "help" system built into the camera, without having to carry around the instructions manual. However I have to admit that I have actually read parts of the manual and it is really good. It won't teach you everything you need to know about digital SLRs, but it does a good job of explaining the camera's features. All in all I think this camera is great and I recommend it to everybody.
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List Down all the Brands of Compact SLR's in the World?
Im Having a hard Time Picking the Camera I Want I want a Compact SLR but the only Compact SLR i know is Lumix LX3 of Panasonic.. I Hope You Can be able to help me name some of the compact SLR's Sold in the World
I believe what you want can be found here.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_digital_camera_brands#Compact_Digital_Camera_brands
If you find that list too exhausting, why not consider the Pentax K2000d, a full-featured dSLR, small enough to be handled with one hand, shoot at full automatic when feeling lazy but with a turn of a dial, go full manual for those delicate critical shots. Of course you have lots of other shooting modes in between to choose from. At around $600, you can buy it in a kit with a zoom lens and an external flash or a kit with two zoom lenses. Furthermore, you can use any lens made by Pentax including the cheap but excellent old ones although some auto functions would not be available with some needing an adapter. The legendary Super Takumar can still do better than most newer digital lenses.
