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Here is a great starter kit by Sony Alpha DSLRA300X
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
posted by Justice1 12:35 PM
While you are out gathering support for getting the government out of pro sports. Like the Mitchell report for steroids in baseball to the congress led concussion study in the NFL. Our Government has got enough to do getting us out of this economic recession. After that you can go out and take great pictures with this kit from Sony.
Sony’s Alpha DSLR-A300: the camera that links you and your subject. For first-time DSLR users, Sony combines superb 10.2-megapixel quality, a high-quality DT 18-70mm f3.5-5.6 standard zoom lens, and Live Preview in a large, tilting 2.7-inch LCD monitor for point-and-shoot simplicity. You’ll have super-quick AF response, 3 fps continuous shooting while you see your subject in the viewfinder, and high sensitivity (ISO 3200) for great low-light shots. What’s more, you get simple controls, Creative Style settings and in-camera Super SteadyShot image stabilization that work with every Sony, Carl Zeiss and legacy Minolta a-mount lens. Stamina power for up to 740 shots, Auto Pop-up Flash and many more features make DSLR model an excellent choice for your favorite new hobby.
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The 12.1-megapixel Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T90 with Intelligent Auto mode takes you beyond traditional auto settings. It automatically adjusts to specific scene and lighting conditions and it enhances skin tones while Optical SteadyShot image stabilization reduces blur. The result is crisp, vivid, and life-like images. Plus, 720p movie mode lets you record movies in high-definition. All images and videos can be viewed on the camera’s ultra-bright 3.0-inch LCD touchscreen display.
Because an off-centered subject can make your shot more interesting, a 9-point auto focus system measures nine precision focus points, giving you greater creative freedom to compose your images.
The popular Smile Shutter technology automatically detects and captures a smiling face. Simply activate by pressing the Smile Shutter button and the camera will capture a smile the moment it happens.
Face Detection technology detects up to eight individual faces and controls flash, focus, exposure, and white balance to deliver accurate, natural skin tones with reduced red-eye. It can also give priority to children or adults.
Zoom in and capture all the action with the Sony Cybershot H10. This full-featured point-and-shoot shines, with outstanding high-power zoom capability and Advanced Sports mode for split-second detail. The Cybershot DSC-H10 includes Face Detection technology to optimize focus, exposure and color for up to eight faces.
You can take incredibly clear photos with 8.1 megapixel resolution, and enjoy tight close-ups with the 10x optical zoom Carl Zeiss lens. Sony’s Double Anti-Blur solution helps keep your images blur-free, and the 3.0″ Clear Photo LCD Plus display tilts for easily viewing your images and menu options.
I just love the fall and all the colors from trees and bushes. This is a great time to go looking for photos and different opportunities for pictures. If you live in the north east area of the US you will see many different colors. Reds, browns, and yellows and everything in between.
Fall is a great time of year to get out there and take some photos. As I have said take a lot you can always delete the ones that you don’t like later. If you run out of room on your Sony cybershot memory card buy a bigger one. They are cheap now days and it will prevent you from editing in the field. You might get rid of a picture that you would have wanted. Happy Hunting
Have you ever seen a photo in a magazine or newspaper that looked a little too perfect? These are the shots that are so on-target that they capture a fleeting moment perfectly. This is either the result of excellent timing or of careful rehearsal and staging. As an amateur photographer, you should eschew the second option and work on your ability to anticipate and snap great candid photos.
Placement, timing and anticipation are key, so be sure to have your Sony Cybershot digital camera where the action is most likely to take place. If you’re documenting a sporting event, keep your lens trained on the field of play and be patient. In time, snapping a picture at just the right moment will be a matter of reflex and habit. Don’t be afraid to take plenty of pictures in rapid succession, either – you’ll have plenty of storage space.
The Cheeseburger festival in Caseville Michigan is held in August. Ten days of cheeseburgers, events, a golf tournament, and yes drinking. I took my camera to the “Parade of Fools” on Wednesday at 6 P.M. and it lasted for over two hours. Quite a long and fun parade for a town of under a thousand souls. Every year the festival gets bigger and more people come to experience the madness for them selves.
This photo was taken during the parade with my old Sony Point and shoot. Which i use when i don’t want to lug around my Nikon DSLR.
The campgrounds and motels are packed so you had better plan ahead. If your hot and female you can stay at my place. 
So grab you camera and get out there and take some pictures. Who knows what will happen.
The DSC-H50 is a full-featured point-and-shoot with outstanding high-power zoom capability. It includes Smile Shutter technology which captures smile the moment they happen, as well as Face Detection technology to optimize focus, exposure and color for up to eight faces. Shoot detailed images with 9.1 megapixel resolution, and bring your subjects closer with the 15x optical zoom Carl Zeiss® lens. Intelligent Scene Recognition automatically selects your camera’s settings based on detected lighting conditions, while Sony’s Double Anti-Blur solution helps keep your images blur-free. The Sony DSC-H50 completes the package with a 3.0″ Clear Photo LCD Plus display that lets you easily view your images and menu options. Also available in silver.
I had this cameras little brother and loved it. Many of the photos on my site were taken with this type of camera. You can get quite creative with your pictures with all the modes built in and manual settings. This camera will be a great for growing into a better photographer. Ease of use to get started (point and shoot) and many features to be more creative and taking new types of photos. Truely a mid range digital camera for the photographer who wants to learn and improve.
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