When & What was your first
08-10-2010, 10:32 AM
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When & What was your first
August 2001 Nikon D1x, four 256 CF cards and SB80DX, never used film again
Hasselblad and f4s sad idle until 2003 and sold to fund more Nikon March 2004 Nikon D2x
Hasselblad and f4s sad idle until 2003 and sold to fund more Nikon March 2004 Nikon D2x
08-10-2010, 01:32 PM
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First Digital Camera:
Creative Lab PC-CAM 300
Year: 2001
Got this while in college. It only had a resolution of 640x480 & took video at 320x180. It had no LCD screen to review shots. It in general sucked; but hey it took shots.
Second Digital Camera
Nikon Coolpix 5600
Year: 2005
This thing had like a 1.5" lcd screen, 5.1 megapixels of fury, took SD cards, generic portrait/landscape/sport modes. It took video I believe at 640x480. At the time I thought that this is "it" as in the last camera I'd need (haha). Overall for the times, not a bad camera really, blew away the creative labs POS.
Third Digital Camera
Nikon Coolpix S210
Year: 2008
This camera wasn't so much of a step up from the 5600 in terms of features. It was just a refined version. More megapixels (8.1), larger screen (2"), lighter, better image compilation. I like this one quite a bit, it makes for a good carry anywhere camera, still carry it now for on the go shots.
Fourth Camera
Canon T2i
Year: 2010
This is the big dog. I don't need to explain it to anyone. I got it with the 18-135mm kit lens as pictured. This one is a huge jump in terms of features and performance for me. It might come off as a strange comparison, but the jump from the S210 to the T2i was about as epic as the jump from the PC-CAM 300 to the 5600. You gotta love the progress of technology.
Creative Lab PC-CAM 300
Year: 2001
Got this while in college. It only had a resolution of 640x480 & took video at 320x180. It had no LCD screen to review shots. It in general sucked; but hey it took shots.
Second Digital Camera
Nikon Coolpix 5600
Year: 2005
This thing had like a 1.5" lcd screen, 5.1 megapixels of fury, took SD cards, generic portrait/landscape/sport modes. It took video I believe at 640x480. At the time I thought that this is "it" as in the last camera I'd need (haha). Overall for the times, not a bad camera really, blew away the creative labs POS.
Third Digital Camera
Nikon Coolpix S210
Year: 2008
This camera wasn't so much of a step up from the 5600 in terms of features. It was just a refined version. More megapixels (8.1), larger screen (2"), lighter, better image compilation. I like this one quite a bit, it makes for a good carry anywhere camera, still carry it now for on the go shots.
Fourth Camera
Canon T2i
Year: 2010
This is the big dog. I don't need to explain it to anyone. I got it with the 18-135mm kit lens as pictured. This one is a huge jump in terms of features and performance for me. It might come off as a strange comparison, but the jump from the S210 to the T2i was about as epic as the jump from the PC-CAM 300 to the 5600. You gotta love the progress of technology.
08-10-2010, 04:25 PM
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Circa 1995 A kodak DC40 
Hey what can I say I was an early adopter.
http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-cameras/ko...7-31968657.html
Hey what can I say I was an early adopter.
http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-cameras/ko...7-31968657.html
