Re: Cameras

A couple of years ago my son talked me into replacing my elderly
equipment with a digital camera - a Lumix FZ20 made by Panasonic -
that he declaired would do everything I could ever do with my old 35mm
and then some.  I have not been totally happy with it, and wish I had
my old one back.  However, I expect that it is capable of doing much
more than what I have done with it.  Part of my problem has been that
the user's manual was not written by an English-speaking person, and
does not adequately cover all the symbols, etc.  For instance, at some
point a hand symbol comes up on the screen, as if saying stop! but 
nowhere in the booklet is anything about such a symbol.  I keep saying
when I have time I will just experiment with all the options until I figure
them out, but so far haven't had the time.  I have successfully photographed
two flower shows and numerous other events, but I still don't feel 
comfortable with it.  Being able to delete unsuccessful shots is a plus, 
but I still often can't get quite the effect I'm trying for.  
Auralie
 
In a message dated 1/22/2009 9:07:34 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
lyoung@grindertaber.com writes:

For hubby's birthday we've been looking at digital SLRs.  He seems to be
favoring the Nikon D300 with the Canon 50D close behind  and I was wondering
if any of you landscape photographers are using either of these?  After
years of  digital point and shoot cameras, we're looking forward to a little
more proactive photography.


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