DSLR Cameras? Antique’s Better.

I know many are out there looking for better range cameras, more powerful with higher megapixels. I was once hunting around for a good camera too. But all should realise one thing, it’s not the tool, but how you use the tool that is the utmost importance. You may have the best Canon ranges, but if your photography skills suck, it doesn’t make a difference. I have many friends who are using a cheaper range, namely Sony Alpha and can come up with Amazing photographs. Whether it’s landscape photography, or simple object photography.

Around my house lies the Antique of all Antique, I bet those born in the 90s would not have heard of them at all. It’s called a Polaroid camera. These sort of camera give you instant print of the photographs without needing to wash films and so on. It’s knows as the Viva Polaroid. The films can be quite costly, currently not sure whether they still exist for this model.

Viva Polaroid Camera

Viva Polaroid Camera

Viva Polaroid Camera

Viva Polaroid Camera

Viva Polaroid Camera

Viva Polaroid Camera

The next camera is the Canon EOS 66, one of canon’s old range. This camera uses films as well. I also read that in order to learn photography, one should start with a standard SLR before leading to a DSLR. It comes with a standard 35-80mm zoom. This camera is very basic, you don’t even have a display lcd to show your photos before exposing them to the film. That way I guess we’ll be more careful and taking only good shots. Now to go and get some films and have a go at this camera.

Canon EOS 66

Canon EOS 66

Canon EOS 66

Canon EOS 66

Canon EOS 66

Canon EOS 66

Canon EOS 66

Canon EOS 66