It's great to have a garden, but also very time-consuming.
I'm using a Nikon D40, a cheap 10-year old DSLR with the default lens. It's pretty much the cheapest starter DSLR camera you can find ;)
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It's great to have a garden, but also very time-consuming.
I'm using a Nikon D40, a cheap 10-year old DSLR with the default lens. It's pretty much the cheapest starter DSLR camera you can find ;)
Hey, it blows the camera on my 7 year old phone out of the water, haha. I might pick up one for cheap myself to photograph tadpoles if I decide to raise another batch again after this one.
Hehe, that it does. It's a huge different between a DSLR and a digital phone camera in my opinion, and even the cheap DSLR cameras for $100-$150 is a huge improvement.
How does your's tend to handle indoor situations? I'm constantly amazed by what my phone considers 'low light.' My GoPro's better with indoor lighting conditions but just doesn't take as sharp still images.
It handles it a lot better than phone cameras at least, but it uses pretty low shutter speed when it's little light, so I need to be very steady with it to get non-blurry photos. But it works great during daytime!