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05/04/2003 11:24:54 AM · #1 |
| hey guys and gals some advice needed here ive been looking at the two cameras mentioned and from the speck i dont notice so much difference although i only seen 3 meg pixels and 6x zoom as the spec any advice for me i think both have a wide angle lense and filter thread |
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05/04/2003 12:14:59 PM · #2 |
3800 has no manual focus, no manual shutter speed and ISO 100 only,but automated features are excellent!More money you pay more camera you get!
Message edited by author 2003-05-10 09:14:14.
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05/04/2003 05:32:15 PM · #3 |
| i notice you have a 3800 i not to bothered about manual shots i want to be able to add lenses such as wide angle and filters and thats about it whats it like in the dark/. |
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05/04/2003 06:37:49 PM · #4 |
I love my 3800 but I wish I could manually focus. The only thing I have a hardtime doing is focusing in the dark. I also bought a telephoto and wide angle lense from 47.st photo off of ebay. They work great and there is no loss in quality.
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05/10/2003 04:39:15 AM · #5 |
| I also have the 3800. I think it is a great camera for beginners because it is pretty user friendly. It's good for more advanced photographers because there is a lot of settings you can change. I know ed301 has a pretty good idea about the fuji's...he explained some of the differences to me. |
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05/11/2003 08:26:27 PM · #6 |
Ooh, I get a name check in a thread :-)
Just because I spotted that your shot was from a Fuji camera in that challenge :-)
best place to check out the differences is probably dpreview.com - they seem to go into real depth about cameras.
Both seem to be great value for money - the 602 is the 'prosumer' version - the nearest you'll get to a real pro's camera from Fuji without going upto SLR. All the control you need - and a couple of extra goodies like a maximum 1/10000 shutter speed, and ISO upto 1600 (but with limited resolution at that speed equivalent).
The only thing to watch out for is the introduction of the 4th generation superCCD - this should bring prices down for the other cameras, but I don't know what they're planning at the 602 end of the market with it - but they sure ahve something to live up to.
Ed
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