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What's the best way to get a high figure of merit (preferably especially at wide angle so you don't have to point your camera right at the subject you're shooting), low noise, large depth of field, and a fast shutter speed, in low light, in a small (pocketable, for example) package?
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Sounds like a variation on the old "how do you get 6 elephants in a VW" joke.
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i'm sorry, i had to laugh at that reply.... :G
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pianoplayer88key wrote:
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I have a Sony U20; but other cyber Ux cams answer to the same call... * Noise: 2M pix wi virtually no noise when printing to a size consistent with at 2 Mpix cam (up to 5"x7" no worries; 8"x10" with proper exposure and careful PP). * DOF: fixed focal length lens 5mm (native) -- just point -n- shoot DOF is like from your nose to oo. * Pocketable: smaller than the average cell phone. {of course it all depnds on the size of your pockets} The bottom line is that I keep the U20 with me like my car keys. It is always handy, asks little in return (just an occasional recharge of the two AAA bats). For candids, it's great; just slip it from your pocket and point in the gereral direciton of the suject, and you have your shot. --good thing too, cuz the tiny 1" LCD along with my poor eyes, couldn't do much better by trying. |
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3 in the front and 3 in the back.
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