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Like the photos we took during our trip to Seoul?
Thanks to two avid photogs within the K-popped! Trio, we have some really beautiful pictures :-).
If you're curious about the cameras we use, read on.
Shoot 'em: Orchid and Rooster's cameras at "rest".Orchid uses the Nikon D40 while Rooster shoots with her Canon 450d!
The pic you see is of the cameras my fave gals use :-).
I managed to get a pic (with my pathetic Canon IXUS-i) of the "always busy" cameras during a coffee break at A Twosome Place in Apgujeong on Nov 6.
Note: This is NOT a product placement post :-P.
Check out some of the pics:
One night in Samcheong-dong
Locks of love at N Seoul Tower
Noryangjin Fish Market
Beautiful Autumn sights in Seoul
9 Comments:
*Gasp* A Nikon and a Canon coexisting within the same space? This is madness! I shouldn't even be speaking to you Orchid. ;p
Yeah. There's no surprise that there's a Canon involved. I've been shouldering an OLD T-70 for decades! You girls are awesome, and your photos are breath-taking! Many thanks for sharing them with us!!!!
Vic...T-70 is a Canon DSLR model? Or is it a film camera? Sorry, i am not familiar with Canon models. :-P
Liz, i forgot you took that pic. Yeah it was one of those rare occasions when BOTH of us put our cameras down to rest. =) Great shot!
ooooh! i don't know anything about cameras, but i just know that you ladies take such lovely photos!
Hey Orchid,
It is the old film version, with a 300mm telephoto, on the front porch!
I've recently started using a Panasonic digital one, with very good results. It replaced a Kodak digital, (remember my photo with Miss SK?). But I wasn't very happy with that one. But the heavy lifting is still with the Canon.
LOL I don't know much about cameras but you guys took lovely pictures during your trip!! That makes me tempted to get a DSLR too! but isn't it very heavy to lug one around while on vacation?
@Vic you have a Panasonic point and shoot? I've thought of getting a Panasonic Lumix point and shoot, but can't decide whether to get it or a Canon.
Si Yi, yes it's quite heavy, especially having to carry it all the time! But then the picture quality is worth it. But if you are worried about weight, getting a good point and shoot camera or those higher end compact (some call it semi-pro) cameras will be good enough. You can take really nice photos with those too! Especially now they come with image-stabilizer to prevent blur.
@ orchid: I really like the Panasonic Lumix. I think it takes great pictures and the colour is very vibrant. I still use it when I'm too lazy to lug my Canon around.
Ricoh also make pretty good automatics. My friends swear by it. I haven't tried using them but the pictures I've seen look great. Also, the auto white balance is awesome even in bad lighting.
Orchid, YES it is a Lumix, TZ-1. The more and more I use it, the more I love it! And Rooster, I use the Lumix for exactly the same reason as you do!
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