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need a Canon!!
Posted by Lorraine Ross on January 21, 2008.specials { border: 8px outset red; };
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Canon has always been a huge name when it comes to digital cameras. But the Canon SD 1000 is certainly one of the best ever released by the company, and of coruse is available on our favorite discout website, wize.com! Just what is it about this camera that has caught the attention of many people? For starters, the camera is ultra-compact, so you do not have to worry about its size at all. It easily fits any pocket, purse, or the smallest bag. Plus, it has so many features that it can highly boast of. With its 7.1 megapixel capability, you can take very vivid panoramic pictures when and where you want them. It also comes with 3x optical zoom, and a 2.5-inch LCD screen! You can conveniently view the pictures you take on playback with its large LCD screen!
The Canon SD 1000 also comes with advanced features that you can easily access. Constantly plagued by red eyes in the pictures you take? With the Canon SD 1000, this is not a problem anymore because it comes with automatic red-eye reduction features! Fast focus is also enabled for your own convenience!
If you are considering getting the Canon SD 1000 already, do drop by Wize.com for more details on its features. You will definitely see that it is a must-have camera!
I’ve got no beef with Canon, but I have to voice my opinion on the perfect camera for Realtors. As a Realtor you should have a camera with an ultra wide angle lens. I shoot with a Nikon D70 and a Sigma 10 – 20mm lens and I often sell homes significantly faster because of the image quality and the fact that you can get the whole room into the frame with the 10mm lens. See some examples of my work at http://www.flickr. com/photos/87775738@N00/show/
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Do your clients a favor and shoot with a wide angle lens. The $700 for the lens will quickly pay for itself!
Hi Mike,
I agree. I have a Kinoca Minolta and purchased a $600 11-20mm lens to shoot interior photos. It makes the rooms look very large (even in small rooms) and allows the clients to see a large portion of the room without distorting the images like a fish-eye lens. They are expensive, but well worth it.
Joe
Canon actually makes a wide angle lens camera that works great for real estate.
I bought the SD 800 about a year ago and it has nice wide angle lens with very little distortion for the price..only $350.
It fits in your pocket and gives excellent photos for such a ‘casual camera’. Sometimes its better to have a casual camera with you whenyou are not expecting just the right photo for your blog
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