posted on October 8, 2000 05:33:25 PM new
Hi, after doing considerable research, I think I want one of these cameras. Does anyone know if one or both would be good for taking extreme closeups of designer logos on jewelry clasps (for instance). I have yet to get a definiate answer. I have asked those auctioning these items. One offered me another make entirely. Does this mean the camera he was offering was NOT going to to it for me?? A very helpful ebayer had sent me so much info, that now I'm really confused. Do I really need all this, or do any of you have a good recommendation? Sorry to get into another digital camera thread........
posted on October 9, 2000 04:16:40 AM new
Take a piece of jewelry to a store that sells the model you are thinking of buying and TRY IT! See if you can get the clarity and closeness you need.
posted on October 9, 2000 02:32:38 PM new
The only digital camera that behaves and allow adjustments like a regular camera is the Sony mavica fd-91 or fd-95. Its allow close up to about an inch. You can see the image before, during and after recording in a TTL LCD view finder like a camcorder.
Never use a Toshiba M4 or M5 before, but if it come with a optical viewfinder, it is no good for close up.
