I use an old Nikon D70. A brilliant camera and tough as old boots! Only 6 mega pixels but the pic's blow up pin sharp to A3. This camera's been dropped, kicked and dipped over the years and I'd never part with it.
Excellent. Now you need to learn some post production techniques like how to rotate the image. Seriously though, the D7000 is a great camera. One of my mates has one. It is apparently very good for low light stuff because you can get away with shooting at higher iso values (cameras sensitivity to light setting) without getting grainy noise in the pictures. That tripod looks very sturdy too.
blimey yewgarth, well made then? certainly feels solid! that pic looks really crisp!
haha, not sure how it ended up rotated to that position! it's in portrait on my computer, should've checked it after i uploaded/posted it :-\
i had the camera out last night for some cheap shots, mainly just to see how things worked.... i did get some light trails on the motorway down raby mere but it was fairly quiet... i literally got out the car and a police car flew up... if only i'd been 1 minute sooner! lol
Actually I am here for getting some suggestion for buying a camera, first please tell me should I buy a old camera, if yes then tell me how much I should pay for it. this is the model of Nikon camera Nikon D600. thanks in advance.
Seriously though, the D7000 is a great camera. One of my mates has one. It is apparently very good for low light stuff because you can get away with shooting at higher iso values (cameras sensitivity to light setting) without getting grainy noise in the pictures. That tripod looks very sturdy too.