Review Canon S5 IS Camera w/ Kodachrome Film Like CCD Sensor @ $44. Move Over Leica Q2 Monochrome @ $5,500. Class 240
(PS..the Leica Q2 Monochrome DOES NOT HAVE A CCD SENSOR)
*The enduring popularity of Canon's 'big zoom' range began on the day the original PowerShot S1 IS was announced back at the start of 2004, heralding a return to a sector of the market many believed the photo giant had abandoned when the Pro 90 IS was discontinued a few years earlier. Since then it has been rare for there not to be an S series big zoom PowerShot in our top 10 most popular cameras (measured by clicks) despite stiff competition from Panasonic (responsible for the reinvigoration of the whole 'superzoom' sector), Sony and a handful of other players. Perhaps this is why Canon has been loathe to tinker too much with the formula established in the original model for subsequent generations. Sure, the S2 IS was a much-needed upgrade (bigger lens, big performance boost), but since then Canon has pretty much left well alone with fairly predictable upgrades to the sensor and screen, and minor feature tweaks.
And so we arrive at the camera on test here, the PowerShot S5 IS, another incremental upgrade to its predecessor that adds a couple of welcome (and some would say long overdue) features but, for the most part, doesn't mess too much with what made its predecessors some of the most appealing cameras in their class. The extra two million pixels and bigger, better screen were inevitable, the flash hot shoe a welcome surprise. Surprising too is that Canon avoided the temptation to go for a longer zoom range (now that 15x and 18x optics are becoming commonplace) - the S5 IS has exactly the same lens as the S3 IS and S2 IS before it, meaning you still don't get a true wideangle unless you attach the large optional lens converter. There is also still no raw mode (perhaps the most requested feature from serious S3 IS users) - it would now seem certain that Canon has abandoned raw capture in non-SLR models
Maybe you don't want to spend $5,500. for a Leica Q2 monochrome camera. Look at the photos in this video taken with a $44. Canon S5 IS camera
It's not the camera that makes a great photo, it's the photographer that TAKES a great photo.
Who is Carmine Taverna the Photojournalist from NYC?
Hello everyone, I have been a Professional Photographer since 1973.
I graduated from the School of Modern Photography and I must mention additional 3 years of Photography studies and Darkroom Techniques while in High School.
My photos appear in Newspapers, Magazine covers and of course the World Wide Web.
**I completely understand buying on eBay is scary. However, when you are ready to buy your camera or lens on ebay, use this checklist I have created...
1) buy from a seller in Japan.
2) they must have 100% positive feedback.
3) they must have at least 100 Feedbacks.
4) the listing must say MINT OR EXC OR WORKING OR TESTED OR LIKE NEW.
5) you must understand the camera will Not be the cheapest one on ebay.
6) I try to Only buy cameras and lenses from Sellers in Japan
Best wishes,
Please read:
The following is a Rebecca West Quote.
"Any authentic work of art, must start an argument, between the artist and his audience."
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"Photographic art overlaps with the landscape, portraiture, and other photography types. It is defined by the artist's vision and approach to get distinct photographs. Unlike other forms of photography, fine art photography is about capturing what the artist sees instead of what the camera sees. It is just another tool for artists to produce their art."
(Quote from N.F. I. The Nashville Film Institute)
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Street photography is to isolate and capture moments which might otherwise go unnoticed. (Britanica)
People have an emotional response to images,
fine art photography, also known as “photography art,” or “artistic photography” is photographic artwork created in line with the artist's vision. Fine artists use photography as their chosen medium for creative expression.
***An Italian saying photographers should know is ...
"La fotografia è dipingere con la luce, che bella arte di cui tutti possiamo godere."
Translation is...
"Photography is painting with light, what a beautiful art we all can enjoy."
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