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Anyone Still Use a Film Camera for Model Photography?
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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by wjstix</i> <br /><br />I was taking pics with my old 35 mm Zenit camera yesterday !! I love being able to shoot digital pics but to get the close-up ability etc. on a digital is (from what I understand) a pretty expensive proposition. [/quote] <br /> <br />Most point and shoot digital cameras have a close up mode that allows you to get in close enough for model photography. Digital SLRs can also focus farily close with the lenses that come with them - see the following HO scene, taken with my Digital Rebel XT and it's standard 18-55mm lens: <br /> <br />[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v409/railfan/Dinerview.jpg[/IMG] <br /> <br />You can get in close with most cameras using add-on close up lenses that screw onto the front of the lens just like filters. A set of 3 is around $35.00, not overly expensive. <br /> <br />Bob Boudreau
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