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hello everyone
my name is stewart , i live in the uk , i need lots and lots of advise on what camera i should buy what lense i should use, should i photo shop my pictures .?
thing is i have a small marine reef aquatic shop that i have just started stocking but the quality of the pictures , are not showing the quality of the stock .
i am a camera virgin , heres a few i took with my fathers powershot g9 i dont think its up to the macro shots i need ,, any advice ,info much appreciated
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any camera recommendations ? and macro lens combo.
kindest regards
stewart
 
Hey Stewart. Any entry level DSLR would be fine for your shots, especially since most of your subjects are still or minor in movement. Even a high end point and shoot may be good enough. If you go the DSLR route, there are cheaper alternatives for macro lenses made from 3rd party companies. Maybe have a look through the camera 101 section for more info. Welcome to APF too.
 
greenterra;115012; said:
Hey Stewart. Any entry level DSLR would be fine for your shots, especially since most of your subjects are still or minor in movement. Even a high end point and shoot may be good enough. If you go the DSLR route, there are cheaper alternatives for macro lenses made from 3rd party companies. Maybe have a look through the camera 101 section for more info. Welcome to APF too.
thank you greenterra ,
i will also be stocking fish ,, these hate to stay still when you have a camera in front of them ,,
iam thinking dslr with macro ,, going to start reading the reveiws , i will check out the camera 101 now
thanks stewart
 
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