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Multi shot cameras

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peterbajon
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i want to buy a camera that can take multiple frames by holding down the button

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Dec 3 2008 7:11PM
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LBJJ
Posts: 683 - Karma: 1,730
ummm yeahhh.... can literally almost give you a link to every single camera in the world. sorry, but your gunna have to be more specific type of camera, point and shoot or dslr, price range and etc.
Dec 3 2008 7:16PM
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peterbajon
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o sorry a camera on the cheaper side point and shoot like the ones they use to take lines in skate mags

to take photos like this http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w119/twinklegrind/charlieframexframe.jpg

Dec 3 2008 7:28PM
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MANDER
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aha. but some cheap but good cameras are the canon rebel and nikon d40
Dec 3 2008 8:36PM
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josh.
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http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/518490-REG/Nikon_25434_D3_SLR_Digital_Camera.html

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/484813-REG/Canon_1888B002_EOS_1D_Mark_III_Digital.html

those are the best sequence cameras

but you dont need those

get one of these maybe

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/542045-REG/Pentax_19554_K200D_SLR_Digital_Camera.html

solid beginners camera

and your defiantly a beginner 
Dec 3 2008 10:26PM
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ArhJay412
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Go with Canon, you get more bang for your buck. And the Canon 50D is amazing, although from the sounds of it, you need something like XTi or XSi. Oh and the picture you showed as an example, looks like a series of still frames from a video. Which you can do, but unless you have a nice video camera, will look like crap.
Dec 3 2008 10:38PM
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ArhJay412
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And to add to my previous post, your going to hard pressed to find anything "cheap and beginner-ish" that can pull off more then 3 FPS.
Dec 3 2008 10:41PM
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ArhJay412
Posts: 19 - Karma: 10
They may have sequence modes, but for shootings skate sequences, they may not fast enough.
Dec 3 2008 11:07PM
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benk
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judging from the quality of the photobucket link that was taken on a video camera and frames were pulled from it.
Dec 4 2008 12:38AM
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Microcosm
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same here, I have an old Olympus point and shoot I used to use all the time. its nothing compared to my current camera, but it can shoot off more frames per second than my DSLR! anyway, I made a sequence of myself jumping off a cliff, was sweet. that sounds like its what this kid needs.
Dec 4 2008 7:06PM
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