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Can you recommend a beginners camera. I'm

Always using my iPhone and after seeing a few lads with half decent cameras I was looking at getting one myself. It won't be for a while, won't really need it until September/october time. So I have a while to decide.

 

Would be used to take action shots of the dogs, racing, working, ferreting etc.

 

I've just seen this fuji finepix s2940 on fleabay for under £100.

 

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=320932877112&index=5&nav=SEARCH&nid=21305099730

 

Seems too good to be true for the price?

 

What other cameras are out there for that sort of price range. Nothing too fancy please :laugh:

 

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Can you recommend a beginners camera. I'm

Always using my iPhone and after seeing a few lads with half decent cameras I was looking at getting one myself. It won't be for a while, won't really need it until September/october time. So I have a while to decide.

 

Would be used to take action shots of the dogs, racing, working, ferreting etc.

 

I've just seen this fuji finepix s2940 on fleabay for under £100.

 

http://item.mobilewe...nid=21305099730

 

Seems too good to be true for the price?

 

What other cameras are out there for that sort of price range. Nothing too fancy please :laugh:

i went for the dslr didnt bother with the bridge type, for the extra £100 it was worth every penny, just got to work out how to use it now :laugh: :laugh:
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I am toying with the idea of getting one of theses :D

http://www.techradar...-1039273/review

 

very impressive but wont match up to any entry level dslr. still a crackin looking camera in its own right. i'm useing a bridge camera just now and its ok. and i'm sure i'll get some good pics with it. but it aint no dslr :thumbs: its a real good little second camera though. and no faffing around with lenses. maybe i'll upgrade to that one if you test it first kay :D .

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I am toying with the idea of getting one of theses :D

http://www.techradar...-1039273/review

 

very impressive but wont match up to any entry level dslr. still a crackin looking camera in its own right. i'm useing a bridge camera just now and its ok. and i'm sure i'll get some good pics with it. but it aint no dslr :thumbs: its a real good little second camera though. and no faffing around with lenses. maybe i'll upgrade to that one if you test it first kay :D .

 

To be honest the reason i would choose something like that now over another dslr is no problems with dust & bits on the senser , I am not going to progress any more photography wise because it will be nothing more than a hobby for me , if i got pleasing pics with a box brownie that would do me to be honest

 

I just thought it would be enough for me, no lens swapping etc & pretty compact , i wouldnt mind trying one for a wekend & seeing how it handled etc & see if it was worth using for the kind of things i love to photograph :thumbs:

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thats the reason ive got this one. i'm more of an opportunist. ive some good snaps allready with this one. but it will take a while to adjust to something that is more limited. i really like the look of that one. thats a massive zoom :yes: and there is still a lot of manual control. :hmm: i recon if you can deliver good pictures you will do it on most cameras. :thumbs:

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thats the reason ive got this one. i'm more of an opportunist. ive some good snaps allready with this one. but it will take a while to adjust to something that is more limited. i really like the look of that one. thats a massive zoom :yes: and there is still a lot of manual control. :hmm:i recon if you can deliver good pictures you will do it on most cameras. :thumbs:

ive tested that theory :laugh: our survey said :laugh:
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I am toying with the idea of getting one of theses :D

http://www.techradar...-1039273/review

 

Don't you dare...stay a digi purist and invest in some more glass for that camera of yours Mrs :yes:

 

i need to get the senser cleaned , i simply cant justify the money they want for decent lens to be honest , wouldnt get much for 350 quid lets put it that way :laugh:

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I am toying with the idea of getting one of theses :D

http://www.techradar...-1039273/review

 

Don't you dare...stay a digi purist and invest in some more glass for that camera of yours Mrs :yes:

 

i need to get the senser cleaned , i simply cant justify the money they want for decent lens to be honest , wouldnt get much for 350 quid lets put it that way :laugh:

depends where it comes from :whistling:
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I am toying with the idea of getting one of theses :D

http://www.techradar...-1039273/review

 

Don't you dare...stay a digi purist and invest in some more glass for that camera of yours Mrs :yes:

 

i need to get the senser cleaned , i simply cant justify the money they want for decent lens to be honest , wouldnt get much for 350 quid lets put it that way :laugh:

depends where it comes from :whistling:

 

Oh to know a man with many fingers in many pies..lol :laugh: :laugh:

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I am toying with the idea of getting one of theses :D

http://www.techradar...-1039273/review

 

Don't you dare...stay a digi purist and invest in some more glass for that camera of yours Mrs :yes:

 

i need to get the senser cleaned , i simply cant justify the money they want for decent lens to be honest , wouldnt get much for 350 quid lets put it that way :laugh:

depends where it comes from :whistling:

 

Oh to know a man with many fingers in many pies..lol :laugh: :laugh:

fingers in pies sounds good to me :whistling::laugh:
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