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Tony Woodland
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PostSubject: Camera Set Up.   Camera Set Up. Icon_minitimeWed 4 Jul - 22:55

Hi Folks.

A relative newbie on here, but great stuff.

I said in my welcome post that I was going back to Australia in the near future, well I'm off again on the 7th August this year, hopefully this time on a permanent basis.

Whilst I have a LOT to learn I have taken several courses in 'Hot' snakes and hopefully this will lead to a better understanding, but.

As I'm going back to OZ I want to get into photographing the many species of venomous snakes they have out there, mainly for my own interest but also to show you peeps if I'm lucky.

Bearing in mind I have a very limited budget (as the move has taken most of my money, pale ) could someone recommend a decent camera and lens that will allow some good shots, and still keep me safe.

Any advice would be appreciated folks.

Cheers Tony.
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PostSubject: Re: Camera Set Up.   Camera Set Up. Icon_minitimeThu 5 Jul - 18:19

Hi Tony

I like the Nikon Coolpix P7000 or 7001, which is not an SLR. The camera is relatively small (compared to most SLR plus equippment) and therefore perfect for the field, makes extremely high quality pics, and most importantly, has a high quality 10x optical (!) zoom that permits a sufficient safety distance. Moreover and unlike most of the so-called pocket cameras, many important parameters can be set manually.

Send us some nice pics from the venomous life downunder!

Best,

Klaus
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PostSubject: Re: Camera Set Up.   Camera Set Up. Icon_minitimeThu 5 Jul - 18:59

Klaus Roemer wrote:
Hi Tony

I like the Nikon Coolpix P7000 or 7001, which is not an SLR. The camera is relatively small (compared to most SLR plus equippment) and therefore perfect for the field, makes extremely high quality pics, and most importantly, has a high quality 10x optical (!) zoom that permits a sufficient safety distance. Moreover and unlike most of the so-called pocket cameras, many important parameters can be set manually.

Send us some nice pics from the venomous life downunder!

Best,

Klaus

Many many thanks Klaus.

Funnily enough I was looking at these, and I know they have them at Duty Free at Heathrow.

You're a star my friend, and no worries, I will definitely upload some pics.

Thanks once again Klaus.
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