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three amigos
Here is history of my digital cameras. The first ever was the tiny FujiFilm purchased in 2003 just out of curiosity because back then I was shooting film. This Fuji is literally "point-and-shoot" camera lacking any adjustments or shooting modes. In 2005 I got the Panasonic as I switched to digital photography completely. That camera was okay, great colours, decent sharpness and zoom. The only thing that was bothering me a lot was the shutter lag, which I could never adjust myself to. Two years later, in 2007 I finaly got my first DSLR Pentax K10D. Amazing camera which I still use even now in conjunction with my current Nikon D5500. Needless to say that all cameras are in great working condition.
three amigos
Here is history of my digital cameras. The first ever was the tiny FujiFilm purchased in 2003 just out of curiosity because back then I was shooting film. This Fuji is literally "point-and-shoot" camera lacking any adjustments or shooting modes. In 2005 I got the Panasonic as I switched to digital photography completely. That camera was okay, great colours, decent sharpness and zoom. The only thing that was bothering me a lot was the shutter lag, which I could never adjust myself to. Two years later, in 2007 I finaly got my first DSLR Pentax K10D. Amazing camera which I still use even now in conjunction with my current Nikon D5500. Needless to say that all cameras are in great working condition.