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Author:   Kip Sweeney

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Kip Sweeney   01.10.2008
Hey Sebastion my email address is kxc@comcast.net. I will look forward to hearing from you!

Sebastian V.   30.09.2008
It`s really not that hard to find out what camera was used to take the picture. You simply have to take a look to the "Properties" of the file and, if the picture was not modified as composure, the make and model and many another detailed info can be found there. As for the camera i use... until now there were only compact Nikons, but I think is time to move a bit higher, to a reflex camera. Nikon D60 and Olympus E-410/420 are the best options for me, to begin. Olympus, though, seems to be the best choice, but I stiil have a feeling of trust in Nikon after all the years I had Nikon cameras.
You can find bigger lens, although they are really expensive compared to the price of the camera. In Romania,where I`m from, i found in shops the Olympus E-410 with a double-zoom kit, 14-42 mm and 40-150 mm wich should cover most of all situations, at a price smaller than the D60 with only one lens. For cleaning the lens you can use cleaning kits from Giottos - have a search on the Internet. Maybe we can can discuss more if you give me your e-mail adress.

showoz   30.09.2008
Well composed !!
I like this one.
Thank you.

Kip Sweeney   30.09.2008
Hey Sebastian,

Wow, how could you tell...? That`s amazing! Anyway, yes it is the Nikon D60 and I just have the starter lense 18-55mm, I`m a very amateur photographer and don`t know much at about photography but I really do love the camera. I wish I had a bigger lense with more zooming capability but aside from that it`s great. Now I must ask:
1) What camera do you usually use?
2) What do you use to clean your lense?

Sebastian V.   29.09.2008
One more thing... what lenses are you using with the D60? The basic 18-55 mm or bigger?Thanks.

Sebastian V.   29.09.2008
Is it a good camera, the D60, Kip? Are you satisfied with it? I`m asking you because I might get one myself.


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