what camera
Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2026 5:28 amhi what camera does your tog use ? we use a Nikon full frame but the files are very large is it necessary to have such quality
Anyway, I thought SC scaled images down if they were too large.
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Posted: Mon Feb 16, 2026 5:28 amRe: what camera
Posted: Wed Feb 18, 2026 5:29 pmMine uses a Canon Rebel EOS T6. It is not a great camera, but I wouldn't let him get into a hot tub with an expensive full-frame camera.
Anyway, I thought SC scaled images down if they were too large.
Anyway, I thought SC scaled images down if they were too large.
Re: what camera
Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2026 8:49 amWe're predominantly Canon based but are still using DLSR's and are quite old now. The investment in the past though was so great that simply upgrading for the sake of it is prohibitively expensive. Once they break, that's when we'll upgrade.
Your Canon will have come with the Free DPP software which will allow you to resize on export. It's not the best piece of software and is quite clunky on our ageing Macs, but it's free, can bulk adust things like colour balance and is a RAW editor so non destructive.
Claire
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Indigo Rose wrote:Anyway, I thought SC scaled images down if they were too large.
Your Canon will have come with the Free DPP software which will allow you to resize on export. It's not the best piece of software and is quite clunky on our ageing Macs, but it's free, can bulk adust things like colour balance and is a RAW editor so non destructive.
Claire
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Re: what camera
Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2026 7:00 pmI used a Nikkon for decades, literally.
But decided to start using my Iphone instead of spending $$$$$ on new camera etc. I can't think of anything that would make me ever go back to using a heavy camera and dealing with the flash the batteries the SD cards......................nope, I'll stick with my Iphone. Lightweight, easy to use and takes amazing pics. My husband is definitely happier being able to shoot with the iphone instead of the bulky camera.
But decided to start using my Iphone instead of spending $$$$$ on new camera etc. I can't think of anything that would make me ever go back to using a heavy camera and dealing with the flash the batteries the SD cards......................nope, I'll stick with my Iphone. Lightweight, easy to use and takes amazing pics. My husband is definitely happier being able to shoot with the iphone instead of the bulky camera.
Re: what camera
Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2026 11:45 amI agree with Sultry Serena. I have a Canon, but I'm using my cell phone more and more. The cameras they come with are amazing, both for photos and videos.
Re: what camera
Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2026 9:35 amI use a Canon R8 and love the full frame
Re: what camera
Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2026 3:42 pmOne does not need expensive cams as the pictures are reduced / compressed so an iphone is just perfect !
SultrySerenaSC2 wrote:I used a Nikkon for decades, literally.
But decided to start using my Iphone instead of spending $$$$$ on new camera etc. I can't think of anything that would make me ever go back to using a heavy camera and dealing with the flash the batteries the SD cards......................nope, I'll stick with my Iphone. Lightweight, easy to use and takes amazing pics. My husband is definitely happier being able to shoot with the iphone instead of the bulky camera.
Re: what camera
Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2026 12:52 pmSultrySerenaSC2 wrote:I used a Nikkon for decades, literally.
But decided to start using my Iphone instead of spending $$$$$ on new camera etc. I can't think of anything that would make me ever go back to using a heavy camera and dealing with the flash the batteries the SD cards......................nope, I'll stick with my Iphone. Lightweight, easy to use and takes amazing pics. My husband is definitely happier being able to shoot with the iphone instead of the bulky camera.
We must try that as SC are happy with the results thats so much easer for us
Re: what camera
Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2026 7:19 pmI am not sure if it is technically still needed nowadays, but still, the mechanical clicking sound of a real camera and seeing my reflection in the large lens does do something for me.
Re: what camera
Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2026 3:48 pmIndigo Rose wrote:I am not sure if it is technically still needed nowadays, but still, the mechanical clicking sound of a real camera and seeing my reflection in the large lens does do something for me.
I'm kinda weird...I dig the actual camera sounds too. But I use BOTH My Phone and two Canon camera as well. I mix it up dependiong on what I'm trying to acheive.
Re: what camera
Posted: Thu Apr 02, 2026 5:21 amHaydeeRodriguezSC1 wrote:Indigo Rose wrote:I am not sure if it is technically still needed nowadays, but still, the mechanical clicking sound of a real camera and seeing my reflection in the large lens does do something for me.
I'm kinda weird...I dig the actual camera sounds too. But I use BOTH My Phone and two Canon camera as well. I mix it up dependiong on what I'm trying to acheive.
Likewise. We couldn't rock up to someone's wedding with phones and expect to be taken seriously as professionals. Equally though, we distinctively know when it's better to use a phone.
Claire
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