Forum topic by Cricket | posted 03-09-2014 05:45 AM | 3117 views | 0 times favorited | 54 replies | ![]() |
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03-09-2014 05:45 AM |
Just curious, what kind of camera do y’all use to photograph your projects? -- LumberJocks.com Community Manager |
54 replies so far
#1 posted 03-09-2014 05:49 AM |
iPhone which is why all my shop photos are blurry. Paul |
#2 posted 03-09-2014 05:50 AM |
Canon Rebel -- Made in America, with American made tools....Shopsmith |
#3 posted 03-09-2014 05:52 AM |
My phone, Samsung Galaxy Note 2 It can take great pictures, I just need to do my part better -- Nature created it, I just assemble it. |
#4 posted 03-09-2014 06:06 AM |
I have no camera, thus no pics to show. -- Russell Pitner Hixson, TN 37343 [email protected] |
#5 posted 03-09-2014 06:58 AM |
PLK the iPhones can take some pretty cool shots with just some practice! -- LumberJocks.com Community Manager |
#6 posted 03-09-2014 07:21 AM |
A Kodak “Easy Share” CX6330 Digital Zoom. 3.1Mega Pixels, 4x’s Digital Zoom, 7 Picture Modes, Approx. $200.00. 5 Years Old, don’t believe it’s available any more. Also has a “Sandisk” 128MB Digital Card good for at least 200 Pictures, about $65.00. LOVE IT!!! PS: I have 4 other “Pro” Types “Nikon” “Pentax” Etc. Up in the closet gathering dust …LOL..
================================================================= -- Richard (Ontario, CANADA) |
#7 posted 03-09-2014 07:30 AM |
Motorola Droid phone. I am hopping to take a photography class someday. -- Abbas, Castro Valley, CA |
#8 posted 03-09-2014 11:52 AM |
i use a fuji finepix, its an older camera, but its still doing its job, so i will use it until it dies, that way when i get a new one,i will get the most up to date, i sure love these cameras, -- GRIZZMAN ...['''''] |
#9 posted 03-09-2014 11:53 AM |
I use my phone (Droid RAZR), but my wife uses her Nikon DSLR. I’ve got to take good care of her and make sure she has good equipment. -- Chris ** If there must be trouble, let it be in my day, that my child may have peace. — Tom Paine ** |
#10 posted 03-09-2014 12:06 PM |
A Sony Alpha 850 digital SLR. -- Stuart |
#11 posted 03-09-2014 12:46 PM |
iPhone 5S. My two larger digital cameras (a Lumix and Nikon) now both go unused. The 5S provides remarkable clarity, color balance, low light performance and is so easy to use in both the shop and for my finished box setting shots (see: http://lumberjocks.com/projects/96842) that I no longer go to the bigger cameras at all. I’ve also used the iPhone to create two “photo documentaries” (ebooks) on box making and used the iPhone camera exclusively. Many digital cameras will do the job, but I have found the iPhone more than satisfactory. It can also be extended in function using the OlloClip lenses and a simple tripod attachment, though handy, I don’t really use these often. -- "Everybody makes mistakes. A craftsman always fixes them." (Monty Kennedy, "The Checkering and Carving of Gunstocks", 1952) |
#12 posted 03-09-2014 01:08 PM |
I use a Kodak easyshare z650. Very simple to use not sure if it’s available anymore. It’s about 9 years old. -- Dick F,Burg Iowa |
#13 posted 03-09-2014 01:17 PM |
An older Kodak Z model easy share. Sometimes the pics are good, sometimes they’re not. -- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Keep your dust collector fed. [email protected] |
#14 posted 03-09-2014 01:42 PM |
Kodak easy share M550 12 megapixels. Works for me. -- Dave, Downers Grove, Il. -------- When you run out of ideas, start building your dreams. |
#15 posted 03-09-2014 02:41 PM |
Nikon coolpix until Santa brought us both Samsung Exhibits for Christmas. I’ll probably be using the Nikon for now until I can figure out how to put the pics from the phone in an upright manner on here. The thing of it is, I LOVE my new phone. When a customer explains their desires to me (renovation contractor), I can pull up my entire photo gallery and find something I’ve done before, hand them the phone and say “do you mean something like this?”. Instant gratification. -- Wish I were Norm's Nephew |
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