I shoot commercially with the 1DS Mark II and love it. I shoo
everything raw. The problem is that I have 4 kids and never want t
bring my rig w"flash bracket along because I am usually carryin
someone or something heavy. I need to buy a compact yet high qualit
camera. Can anyone suggest anything?
Thanks
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dj_nme - 27 Dec 2008 23:42 GMT
> I shoot commercially with the 1DS Mark II and love it. I shoot
> everything raw. The problem is that I have 4 kids and never want to
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> Thanks.
You might get more responses in rec.photo.digital
Only cross-posts and spam usually appear hear.
This newsgroup (r.p.digital.zlr) has had little traffic since the
initial flurry of posting after it was created and people realised that
after the Olympus e-20n there would never be any more ZLR cameras made.
I keep a subscription to this NG so that I can "do the right thing" and
steer newcomers to a more appropriate one.
David J Taylor - 28 Dec 2008 07:41 GMT
> I shoot commercially with the 1DS Mark II and love it. I shoot
> everything raw. The problem is that I have 4 kids and never want to
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>
> Thanks.
In addition to my DSLR, I have the Panasonic TZ3:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/panasonictz3/
chosen for it's 28-280mm zoom, with image stabilisation, and compact size.
The more recent and current model is the TZ5:
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/panasonictz5/
As with any camera, specifying your needs more closely, or actually
handling the camera in the shop, may help refine your choice.
Cheers,
David
corks - 28 Dec 2008 13:41 GMT
you could try the canon g9 or g10 , they both do raw
> I shoot commercially with the 1DS Mark II and love it. I shoot
> everything raw. The problem is that I have 4 kids and never want to
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>
> Thanks.
Chris Malcolm - 29 Dec 2008 11:17 GMT
> I shoot commercially with the 1DS Mark II and love it. I shoot
> everything raw. The problem is that I have 4 kids and never want to
> bring my rig w"flash bracket along because I am usually carrying
> someone or something heavy. I need to buy a compact yet high quality
> camera. Can anyone suggest anything?
Flash is very useful for freezing action of active children indoors
while getting enough light to get a good depth of field. So why not
invest in a powerful remotely triggered flash you can simply stand in
a corner and bounce off the ceiling? It would be handy if the camera
in hand had a built in flash you could use dialled down in power as a
fill in. That could optically trigger the big one.

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