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HI GUYS
I am just about to buy a new camera but my max budget is £100.
i need the camera to take photos of paintings some of which will be behind glass,
as you can imagen i need a camera that will take good clear photo's of the painting.
can you please advise me on what the best sub £100 camera would be to buy make and model please.
thank you for any help.
Hi and welcome.
You won't go far wrong with the Canon IXUS 115 HS, as image quality is very good for the price http://www.cameras.co.uk/reviews/canon-ixus-115-hs.cfm
I've seen it at PC World for around £79.
And don't forget. Post processing is an important part of photography and should be used to sharpen and enhance pictures taken with any camera. If you don't have an imaging editor, then use the one in my signature below. There are 32 video tutorials to get you started. The most useful is the http://ictpublish.com/pixlr/Videoes/...06_Levels.html and for even more adjustment. The http://ictpublish.com/pixlr/Videoes/...07_Curves.html is a must (it's my favourite all-in-one adjuster). My Resize-Crop-Sharpen tutorial below, will get your pics ready for the internet or whatever :cool:
Cheers!
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HI
thank you for the replie, i am looking at the review and it does look good, not sure what the rest of the stuff is that you was telling me about i am really just looking for a camera that will allow me to take the best photos and uplaod them instantly without having to messa round,
Well, what you see may not be what the camera sees. Shooting pictures indoors can mean some lighting problems that can easily be adjusted with software, as I have suggested.Quote:
Originally Posted by sut
In my book, taking the picture is only half the job. The other half is bringing it to life.
Before:
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/a...ics/train1.jpg
After:
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/a...ics/train2.jpg
Cheers!
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WOW,
i see what you mean from the 2 pictures posted i think i may have to start reading your stuff
thanks