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What camera do you use ?
Nikon 38%  38%  [ 14 ]
Pentax 3%  3%  [ 1 ]
Canon 30%  30%  [ 11 ]
Kodak 8%  8%  [ 3 ]
Olympus 5%  5%  [ 2 ]
Sony 5%  5%  [ 2 ]
Panasonic 11%  11%  [ 4 ]
Total votes : 37

ictus75
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03 Apr 2012, 12:51 am

As a writer, I've ended up shooting photos for various magazine articles & books I've had published. I've also shot photos for various CDs for musicians I know. I have a few inexpensive Nikon digital and Nikon & Canon film camers that do the job.


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03 Apr 2012, 2:02 am

I like taking videos of bullets hitting stuff (pictures work the same). Sadly, I have a sucky camera.

I'll get a decent one one day; one with a high framerate.



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03 Apr 2012, 2:21 am

I don't use anything fancy, just a Sony Cybershot. I mostly take pictures of nature and I upload my stuff to DeviantART if anyone is interested in seeing some. :)


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03 Apr 2012, 3:08 am

I'm just an amateur, but I've always used Nikon.

I enjoy street photography, especially while travelling and sometimes get asked to do dance photography (which is damn difficult).

My last camera and lenses got stolen and pawned by someone I was living with, and I haven't had the money to replace them all yet. So currently, I am officially cameraless :cry:


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