What, in your opinion, is the best digital camera with the best quality for day and night photos?
(ie must perform WELL at concerts)
(ie must perform WELL at concerts)
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"Best" Digital Camera
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michabo
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There are so many varieties of digital cameras, with so many different features, problems and costs, it's impossible to pick a single one without knowing more. The dSLRs like the Nikon D70 are amazing cameras and because of the power and flexilibity they offer. With a very fast lenses and high ISO, they will certainly fit your needs. However, they are relatively big, bulky, heavy and pricey.
Do you have any other requirements? What price range are you thinking of? Would you be okay spending $300? $500? $800? $2,000? What about $5,000?
Do you see yourself as a "photographer", or do you see yourself as a music lover that wants to capture the moment (maybe even with some video clips)?
Do you have any other requirements? What price range are you thinking of? Would you be okay spending $300? $500? $800? $2,000? What about $5,000?
Do you see yourself as a "photographer", or do you see yourself as a music lover that wants to capture the moment (maybe even with some video clips)?
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GrinningDwarf
Just a humble servant
One thing to keep in mind photographing at a concert is how you use your flash. Usually, the flash only has an effective range of 10-20 feet or so, so you're not reaching the stage with it. You are, however, illuminating the 3 or 4 rows of people in front of you. Your picture will show those people well, but the stage will be too dark to see in the background. Therefore, a camera with a fast lens and/or capable of shooting at least an ISO-equivalent to at least 800, preferably 1600, without a flash is a must. This won't be so important if you can get close enough to the stage to effectively use the flash.
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I have a Panasonic DMC-FZ20 and it works excellent in all lighting situations. It's priced "middle of the road" at just under $500. The Leica lens is awsome.
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Morning Dove
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I have two different Nikons, and they can be adjusted for low levels of light. They both do well in that type of condition.
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