Day 2: Technoodling Giveaway – Etsumi True Very Small
November 16th, 2010 by Howard
For the second day of the Technoodling Giveaway, we’ll be raffling off an Etusmi camera bag. Simple in design yet highly functional, Etsumi is one of the camera bag makers that understand quality and design.
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Question of the day: Are you a DSLR aficionado, or a Point & Shoot enthusiast?
In case you guys missed it, you still have until November 29, 2010 to join yesterday’s giveaway:
November 15, 2010 = Hisense HB200S
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currently a DSLR aficionado but a former Point & Shoot enthusiast
I am new to DSLR and wanted to know more cool gadgets i could use alongside my Canon 7D.
Point and shoot for me! Easy to carry around and capture life’s moments for keeping or for posting on my blog!
I am neither an aficionado nor an enthusiast. However, I prefer using point-and-shoots because it is easier to use and given a capable p&s camera (and an “eye” for detail and lighting), anybody can capture images that can be as beautiful and stunning as those captured by DSLRs.
I go with both DSLRs and P&Ss and beyond. There’re apps on my iPhone or on the Androids that help capture majestic pictures that rival that of the options above.
Point and shoot. DSLRs are too heavy and I’m not really that much of a photo enthusiast to require all the bells and whistles. Who was it who said that the best camera is the one that’s with you?
For non-professional photogs, that’s usually either a phone or a P&S.
a DSLR newbie but a point & shoot enthusiast
DSLR rocks! Its a natural progression from being a Point&Shoot enthusiast.
Currently a DSLR aficionado. I love the flexibility a DSLR gives with its option for interchangeable lenses, and the shots I got with this camera were perfect!
I’m somewhere between a Point & Shoot Enthusiast to becoming a DSLR aficionado wannabe
Got a point & shoot cam that i bring anywhere because it is handy & also got a G11 to practice more on some SLR features…
I like high powered point and shoot cameras. It’s more convenient to bring and capture instant moments. You don’t worry about never ending lens and accessory upgrades.
DSLR for a few months now. Still getting used to it but loving it,
DSLR but not as an accessory.
Difficult question as I love the picture quality of DSLRs, but prefer the size and portability of a point and shoot camera!
Im a DSLR user turned Point and Shoot fan. I like my camera to be handy and available anytime I need it. The Canon S90 has been my daily companion since the time I bought it. Though its functions has limitations compared to DSLR, for me the pictures are decent enough for such a tiny device.
Instantly fell in love when I owned my first DSLR, then later on found myself being more inclined to using my LX3.. until now
i just love cameras. what’s wrong with that?
Am a point-and-shoot type of guy. Don’t have a DSLR yet so it’s no-contest at the moment.
i’d love to dabble in DSLR photography but its just a bit too expensive for me at the moment. do have plans in getting one in the near future. my last point and shoot was a casio exilim z850. right now i’m planning on getting a panasonic lumix lx5.
I don’t have DSLR but I hope I’ll own one.
Point and Shoot cameras. I’m not fan of bulky and heavy ones *peace*
I’m both! Gonna try out 550d though!
DSLR. Or depends really on the situation.
I use a DLSR for assignments and work shoots, and a point and shoot for personal outings.
I’m more of the point & shoot person since I feel that its such a hassle to lug around a huge DSLR.
POINT AND SHOOT! WISH I HAVE A DSLR.
Had a DSLR but sold it – underutilized – no time to shoot. I am now back to PnS. However, considering getting another DSLR soon.
. .just kinda bit point and shoot enthusiast. .
I use both PnS and DSLR, for serious shoots, DSLR. For everyday use its the PnS for me.
i’m a point and shoot enthusiast.