6900/4900 Owners Location?

robert41723 · Aug 2, 2001

aho..great idea..

cleveland ohio (okay, stop it).
6900 for about two months, about to buy a second one (we both shoot).
epson 1280. the combo is magnificent!

we're american indians (my wife is full blood oklahoma seminole from wewoka, i am mixed Dakota/Lakota/Swedish/Belgian).

shoot nature around cleveland, plus working on shooting garaffiti, BW art-type stuff.

great forum, wonderful people.
thanks to everyone

http://www.pbase.com/nativeeye

Colin Wilkinson · Aug 2, 2001

Hi Rob

Great idea I have a 4900z wich I bought secondhand from my son about 2 weeks ago (he has upgraded to the 6900z) I live in a small town called Middlewich in the UK about 25 miles from Manchester I use the camera as a hobby to take all sorts of pics including my dog Rags I am holidaying in Florida In Sept and am looking foreword to taking a lot of pics.
Regards
Colin

a2rob · Aug 2, 2001

robert,

GREAT PHOTOS, just curios what camera did you use to capture the images?

a2....

Steve Howard · Aug 2, 2001

From the San Antonio, Texas area. 6900 for about a month. Film cameras gathering dust include F3HP, FE2. Used for pleasure, Wildlife and Crime Scene investigation.

wallace #50037 · Aug 2, 2001

Atlanta, GA. Lots of interesting subjects to photograph, but unfortunately very little time.
I've owned the 6900 for about two months now. I'm more amazed by it everyday.
This is a great forum. thanks for the conversations.

Wallace

a2rob · Aug 2, 2001

Howdy,

Great to know you are near. I will be in S.A. on the 11th. They are having a computer show at the Live Oak convention Center.

a2..

robert41723 · Aug 2, 2001

a2rob...

thanks.

most are fuji 6900. some are nikon 995 (we sent it back) and some are epson 3100z (we sent it back too). we be fuji fanatics!

r

69er · Aug 2, 2001

swm w/6900 seeking s?f who prefers 6900 to discuss pincushion,barrelling, and apertures. any other topics considered.

Lawrence51215 · Aug 2, 2001

Hi,

I am from Hong Kong. I own my 4900 for about 6 months and love it very much. Below is the link for photos taken with my little flowers (orchid) at home and in the Hong Kong Garden.

http://community.webshots.com/user/lau_fai

Cheers.
Lawrence

Ronnie Basu · Aug 3, 2001

I am from Mumbai in India. I am very fond of Nature photography both flora and Fauna. Unfortunately this is the peak of the rainy season and hence cant take meaningful shots. Its a tropical downpour here most of the time and cant afford to risk taking my 6900 outdoors. I bought the 6900 a month ago from Singapore and before this I had the Fuji Classic - MX 700 a great little digicam which was the first 1.5 mp camera 3 yrs back. I also own a Canon A-1 with various lenses.

69er · Aug 3, 2001

Some of the best portraits i shot were taken in this type of weather; photogs spend great deal to get the effect. Lately I have had too much sun, too much contrast.

tony gilmour · Aug 3, 2001

Yes mate, I come from the land downunder, the Hunter Valley a premium wine growing area of New South Wales.

Bas de Laat · Aug 3, 2001

Nice idea, I'm from Barendrecht, a little village under the biggest port of the world, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. I own my 4900 for 7 months and I'm thinking of upgrading to the 6900 and designing my own website.

Regards

Rick53457 · Aug 3, 2001

Hi all,

I'm from Hertfordshire in the UK, and I've only had my 6900 for 1 week.

The best thing about it (and digital in general) is that I can quicky learn what I've done wrong for any particular shot - and then try it again.

The 6900 in particular is so great because it handles very much like an SLR (without having to muck about in endless menus).

I'm now looking forward to next weeks holiday in Norfolk and hope to take loads (well 80Mb anyway) of pics.

Rick Easton

@Dan.com · Aug 3, 2001

Great idea. I'm a proud 6900 owner in Dallas, TX. I'm an architect and designed a building in Corpus. Are you familier with a building on Saratoga Blvd for ClearSource? Used to travel to Corpus about every other week durring the construction. Hopefully I can make it back and take some pics with my 6900.

Oh, good shots of Austin.

Dan

Steve48153 · Aug 3, 2001

Hi

Im from Durham City, England

Im a 4900 owner and my pics (well a few of them) can be found from my website at....

http://www.dur.ac.uk/s.g.applegarth

Steve

For the record, I bought my 4900 2 months ago, replacing a Nikon 950. I thought about upgrading to the 6900 but in all honesty I don't need it, It only offers me extra resolution and a black case - both nice but not really required - most of my shots are taken at 1600 x 1200 anyways.

Steve 4900 · Aug 3, 2001

Hi, I live in Eastleigh, which is just a few miles from Southampton, in Hampshire, England. I got my 4900 four months ago, and the quality of the camera and the flexibility of digital photography has really expanded my interest in the subject. Previously I used a zoom film camera and a small digital camera with only 0.8mb, which I used occasionally. I moved to fully digital mainly to save cost of camera film, although the accessories of the 4900 have somewhat altered that aim.

Theres some good scenery, but not much. Fortuntely a couple of months back I visited the Yorkshire Dales (soon after I got my camera), and got some good shots. I consider Yorkshire Dales my favourite part of England, and would love to move there someday. I prefer scenic shots in the Countryside the most, although recently I've enjoyed taking a variety of sky shots, some early morning and evening.

In September I'm off to Saint Malo and hope to get some great shots of Mont St Michael.

My only dilemna is what to buy next for my camera, a proper camera case that holds filters, batteries, wide angle lens, smartcards and of course the camera itself, or a tripod so that when the dark nights draw in, I can finally start taking some night shots without waking up before 4, or staying up after 10. Then theres that ND filter I want as well. If only the holiday didn't cost so much.

Steve

pisco · Aug 3, 2001

Hi All,

I will be the proud owner of a 6900 today when my BuyDig order arrives.

I live in Brighton, CO (outside Denver). I'll be using my camera mostly for taking pictures of all my animals (horses, dogs, cats) and the beautiful local scenery.

I am really excited to be getting this camera. It will be a huge step up from my Kodak DC265. Great camera but limited in functionality. You can see some examples of the Kodak at ( http://www.printroom.com/pictureSearch.asp?userlike=pisco&albumname=&image=&eventDate= ).

I also hope you all are in the mood to answer some newbie questions coz I'm sure I'll have a lot of them.

Derald

Larry Y · Aug 3, 2001

Larry Y writes:
Nice idea folks. Thornhill, (Toronto) Ontario, Canada, Ehy!

I've had my beloved 6900 for a month, my first digital camera. After almost a year of frustration I really belive i made the best choice, for me, I could. I won't list the reasons because I will sound giddy. I have a few shots on FotoTime.com,

' [email protected] '. I would have more but this frustrating site is not as Macintosh friendly as it pretends.
regards

bill sherren · Aug 3, 2001

Hi
I'm from Walmer in Kent England.
The proud owner of a 4900- what a great camera.

My photographic interests are cats, landscapes, cityscapes and carnivorous plants! The macro is ideal for that..

cheers
bill
http://www.fly-catchers.co.uk

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