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Thanks for that great link, Peckish. I've got it saved in my Favorites now. All of the folks here on the board are the best!
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Originally Posted by AliKat
(Post 4987472)
The next thing would be is if you want a digital photo to share on your computer and over the net would be not to set the megapixels too high.
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I have a cannon powershot sx230 hs, and totally love it, not just for quilts! Its a little pricey, but has 14x optical zoom that is so amazing, I no longer carry the big camera around and it goes up to 56x digital (works well on a tripod). I can take close ups and see things I can't even see with my binoculars : )
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As in all photography, it's not all about the camera. It's in learning how to use it to the best advantage. Not only lighting, and focus, but also picture composition make a difference between a so-so picture and a great picture. I agree with moreland above.
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Now if someone would just come up with a way to convert all those expensive film-based cameras we all own to a good digital one...boy, could they make a killing!
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I bought a Kodak Touch Screen camera, it's nice.
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great web site
Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 4987201)
I agree, I think you will do well with most any digital camera. The trick is in your technique. Here is a GREAT website that will teach you, in layman's terms, how to successfully photograph your quilt. It covers lighting, setup, and your camera settings. I highly recommend it.
http://www.hollyknott.com/stq/index.htm |
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