One of the most common questions I had on my "ask me anything" post, was what camera I used. I actually use more than one camera. I decided a list was in order...
for every day photos and what you see mostly on this blog:
the canon powershot elph, 7.1 megapixels
my powershot is a glorious camera, and in in my opinion it pwns all other "point and shoots". My brother ty first introduced me to it's awesomeness, and then my parents. We are all believers in it's beauty and wonder. The camera was about 300 dollars when we bought it, but I hear they have gone down a bit in price. in any event...i highly recommend it.
for all of my photoshoots:
Canon EOS Rebel s500
My very generous grandpa lent me his Rebel, indefinitely. How awesome is that? Anyway, I am still getting the hang of it, but so far I have really liked it. I have yet to try out the telephoto lens, but once I do I will let you know what I think of it. Overall, great camera. Only complaint is that it was made in 2000, and for some reason the software isn't compatible with my windows vista and won't allow me to connect it to my computer. If anyone wants to help me remedy this, that would be greatly appreciated.
our polaroid cameras that ted found at a thrift store for under 10 dollars each:
both polaroid 600 automatics
My main request for Christmas was for Ted to buy me a polaroid camera. Well, with much research online we found the cameras to be way too overpriced. He thought it smarter to hit up the thrift stores. He found me two cameras for so cheap! I am really excited to unwrap these bad boys on Christmas. The biggest complaint is that they no longer make film, so the film that is available online is VERY expensive. We are talking 70 dollars for a pack of 30.
and my baby that i am receiving for christmas, that will be our only "film" camera:
the diana dreamer lomography camera
In an effort to nurture my talent, instead of worrying about my photo business, Ted bought me this camera that I have been lusting over for the past few months. I am very excited to think up creative shots and see them developed on 120mm film! The main goal with this camera is to produce awesome shots for our art wall. Digital cameras are overrated.
What camera do you use, and do you recommend it to others?