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I've always loved macro photography, but I haven't really tried it, because close-up shots is the most that I can do with my compact Fujifilm finepix z10. And so I've decided to buy a superzoom digital camera, so that I can have more choice of shots, and of course, better-quality shots...
Since I'm a beginner, I decided to just take it a single step ahead, and not rush into getting a DSLR, I opted to get a superzoom digital camera instead -- one that feels like a DSLR, and gives you many choices so you can at least practice for future DSLR use. Though I really want to take DSLR quality macro shots - I think, the closest quality to a DSLR's will do for now.
I've been looking for a superzoom digicam that would be best for macro photography. And one that doesn't compromise quality, just for the sake of having people say that it has a macro feature. I've narrowed down my choices to these three (but if you have better options, feel free to tell me):
Panasonic Lumix FZ28
Canon Powershot SX10IS
Nikon Coolpix P80
Other attributes that I've been comparing are the color saturation and sharpness. Since I'm a beginner, I want my pictures to just go straight directly to my blog, even without the magic of post-production / image processing. So the images must be of high quality in most camera settings -- 'cause even if there are a lot of choice of settings in a camera, but the images' quality do not make the most of those number of choices, I think it's useless.
Since I'm a beginner, I decided to just take it a single step ahead, and not rush into getting a DSLR, I opted to get a superzoom digital camera instead -- one that feels like a DSLR, and gives you many choices so you can at least practice for future DSLR use. Though I really want to take DSLR quality macro shots - I think, the closest quality to a DSLR's will do for now.
I've been looking for a superzoom digicam that would be best for macro photography. And one that doesn't compromise quality, just for the sake of having people say that it has a macro feature. I've narrowed down my choices to these three (but if you have better options, feel free to tell me):
Panasonic Lumix FZ28
Canon Powershot SX10IS
Nikon Coolpix P80
Other attributes that I've been comparing are the color saturation and sharpness. Since I'm a beginner, I want my pictures to just go straight directly to my blog, even without the magic of post-production / image processing. So the images must be of high quality in most camera settings -- 'cause even if there are a lot of choice of settings in a camera, but the images' quality do not make the most of those number of choices, I think it's useless.