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Old 25-05-2004, 11:40   #23
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Re: bargain digital camera
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Originally Posted by Bifta
<snip>It's an absolutely excellent camera, very weighty, helps me take half decent photo's as I seem to develop the shakes when holding a camera. I'd recommend this to everyone, alternatively you can buy my Sony off Ebay in the next couple of days
Missed this when i read the thread back then...

When taking a photo. take a deep breath, hold, press the shutter, then exhale.

Removes the shakes no end. I can hand hold a 30th (obviously not on full zoom) like this.

On the subject of Cannon cameras, I was getting upset at my EOS10 last week as the LCD screen is starting to delaminate and black bits are appearing on it. Still works fine and is readable though. Then I realised that the camera is 15 years old. Cannons are built to last.
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