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maaz wrote:ok Thanks Jibs...you click good..suggest me some..

suggest what???

Camera which one is good in 10-15 ..

maaz wrote:Camera which one is good in 10-15 ..

a few things to look for in a cam when u want to buy

- first select the cams that are in the price range u are looking at
- then search which cameras have rechargeable Lithium ion batteries
- once u have filtered them out, then look for cameras that have the PASM functionality.
- once done with that try taking pics with the selected cameras in a fairly dark room, and see if the pics are not grainy, the cameras that give the least grainy pics, will be a good choice.
if u are not able to discern the difference just by looking at the pics, remember the model numbers u had selected in the end, get on the web and try to find out the cameras sensor size(which shall be given in mm ), not the amount of pixels, select the camera which has the largest sensor.

hope the above helps you get the camera u want.

happy fishkeeping and photography

Thanks jibs this is very helpful

was looking forward to but a cam , this post surely answered some of my doubts

Good work !!!
Cheers
Chris

ChrisLukhaup wrote:Good work !!!
Cheers
Chris

Chris is a well known name in the field of aquatic photography and Shrimps. I suppose his presence and posts on the forum will be sure beneficial for all of us.

Hi Chris; Just came across your photostream and it is absolutely breathtaking..
Would be great to hear some pointers from you about still photography..
http://www.flickr.com/photos/chrislukhaup/

Thanks Jib. Excellent write up. A very useful thread.

ChrisLukhaup wrote:Good work !!!
Cheers
Chris

Hi Chris
Thank you.

i think i have seen your pics on some other forum as well i believe, is it APF??
My id there is Headbanger_jib