Good Cameras?

[ghostcichlid]

I always see these awsome pics on here and even when I had a camera ( before it got destroyed by a croc ) I could not take pics so clear and vivid. So my question is what would be a good camera and lenses for me. I mostly want to take pics of my fish but also I will be geting all of the North Carolina wildlife and waterfalls I can. Also please try to keep me in the $300 - $400 range for both camera and lenses. Thanks.

P.S. - I just want to say ever since I found this site last month I absolutely love it. The best fish keeping info and most friendly people I have found on the net!!!!! Thank You MFK!!

 

[smpage]

I just use my cell phone...
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[cichlid2006]

i was using my 5 megapixel phone but i got a Canon powershot A470 at the weekend. a cheap entry level camera (cost me £50), but the pics are really good when i get it right. no complicated settings or functions, literally switch on and shoot. a normal SD card for memory, so no adaptors for micro SD or some other card size/format when you want pics on the pc.

 

[CDickes1988]

I always see these awsome pics on here and even when I had a camera ( before it got destroyed by a croc ) I could not take pics so clear and vivid. So my question is what would be a good camera and lenses for me. I mostly want to take pics of my fish but also I will be geting all of the North Carolina wildlife and waterfalls I can. Also please try to keep me in the $300 - $400 range for both camera and lenses. Thanks.

P.S. - I just want to say ever since I found this site last month I absolutely love it. The best fish keeping info and most friendly people I have found on the net!!!!! Thank You MFK!!

This thread has some pretty good camera recommendations in it.

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=204113