I need to take pic of my art work - oil paintings. Does it take high quality close ups for that? does it come with a warranty? for how long?
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This camera is one of the best.My wife uses it for taking closeups as well as distance photo regularly.I does a excellent job with both as it a durable camera.It comes with years warranty.
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Depends on what you quantify as high quality? It does take excellent photographs, my wife uses it as a P&S; camera. Very nice. Warranty 1yr.
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Yes, it takes high quality close ups provided that you have it on the correct setting. Be sure to read the owners manual. I believe it comes with a 1 yr warranty
507457
There was an issue with a lot of D600 with the oil, but there were many 1000's that did not have the issue... My D600 was one of them, mine does not have any more or less dust/oil issue then any of my other DSLR's. If you do get one with the issue then Nikon will replace the shutter for free... or just get the D610 or D750.
229479
I have had one for about a year. I use it on Autofocus and hand held.I have been pleased with the quality of pictures I have gotten.RZ
349790
I've had ths camera about 3-4 months. It takes great close up &indoor; pics. Telephoto lens works well. Basketball game pics can get a bit blurry @ times. Comes with camera, strap, battery, charger & cable. Need to buy memory card
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I don't believe it has the capacity to take more than a couple of frames also it is not good for close ups which is why I returned mine; I need detail pics for jewelry and it was not to good at close ups just got blurry pics. Hope this helps you.
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I am so sorry you are having a problem . I have had this tablet for 3 weeks or more, and I haven't experienced any problems what so ever and I have used it continually every day. I am sure you would have a warranty on it if you have owned it for such a short time. Again, I haven't had a problem with mine at all, and I simply love it. It takes the best pics I have seen from a tablet and they print out beautifully.
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Yeah. You are spot on!! :)This is a perfect camera for that choice. it has a good sensor with excellent image quality. It is really very good. Only thing is that the panorama stitching of photos has to be done on computer using the software provided.Except that it has lots of controls which you can play with.
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It strongly depends on the user's demand. If you charge it and make a few pictures a day, using the screen only to check the results, it can last for a few weeks. I have never stressed it on a heavy user requirement.
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When you register the camera, you can inquire in detail. The web page states "1-Year Limited Warranty" in the product description.
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You get a 2 year warranty when you buy it. And if they can't fix it.. I'm pretty sure they will replace it. They've got a great crew there and doubt they won't be unable to fix something. It's a Leica after all..
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2 Years(Limited) provided u return the product postage prepaid($10.00 check or M.O.,explanation of defect,Proof of Purchase(date),name and address,sturdy box,blah,blah).........mine takes superb images but I have some problems with the night photos and can't figure out why? ......do not place in window as it will reflect off glass(tried that figuring I could make it last longer.........lol).......other than that......great images even at 100 feet(day photos)..........."The Toad"......
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It's not solved. My D610 had oil spots too. There are D610 out there that don't have the issue (yet).And I stress YET, because the issues can present itself after use. Yes, you can return your camera, yes if you whine enough and try enough units you might get a good unit. I just gave up and took my money instead of another D610, I do not like playing the lottery for $1,500.
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I agree with the other answers given. If you learn the features and how to correctly use this type of camera, you shouldn't be unhappy with your photos! I've had the camera for about 6 months now and although it is definitely a learning experience (it is not the same as using a point and shoot digital camera at all) it gives me fantastic quality images. I am actually hoping to start my own photography business using this camera.
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I have that exact model, the Olympus E510, purchased right here from Amazon about 4 months ago and I LOVE it. It is an excellent camera. The live view works quite well (though in certain modes you can't use it...but that's ok..you don't always want to use "live view" mode and there are reasons for that which will become apparent when you get it and start learning the camera.) One of the selling points it had for me was the four thirds sensor. It allows the lenses to be shorter (and lighter!) and it also is a closer ratio to standard paper sizes such as 5x7 and 8x10. the four thirds ratio doesn't require zealous cropping to fit that ratio whereas a two thirds does. The four thirds also gives a greater depth of field compared to it's two thirds kin. It's a responsive, sturdy camera with plenty of features to keep you busy for a long, long time. I hope you love yours as much as I love mine. I am an artist an I purchased this camera to take reference photos. I have multiple sclerosis so I cannot work from life since I can't stand long enough to paint a picture plein aire or with a live model. I CAN, however, walk around and take lovely pictures for use in my comfortable studio later. I am also a portrait painter and I wanted a camera that would take beautiful portraits without washing out and dramatic lighting (which digital cameras tend to 'want' to do). So, an affordable, very well constructed camera that is capable of everything from beautiful scenic landscapes, dramatic portraits including under candlelight or at night, and even some macro work for some fun semi-absract paintings...it does them all terrifically. You will want to invest in some better lenses, though, if you got the kit. Not because they are bad, mind you. The two lenses it comes with are quite decently made and solidly constructed just like the camera body. It's just that once you get the camera's basics down and play you're going to be so tempted to go out and get those more expensive lenses because you will be having so much fun with it.
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You have a one year warranty. However, I would call the hotline and ask them. They are really nice and will probably help you. What's wrong with it? I know a lot about this camera.
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It comes with a individualized warranty 'card' which you need to validate purchase/warranty issues that has the S/N on it and details the warranty process/inclusions...which, I believe, is the standard 1 year. I can't be more specific than this as I bought camera as a gift and don't have the info in front of me....just going from memory.
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I actually returned the camera. My pictures were out of focus. I tried several settings and different lighting and it was inconsistent. I didn't have that problem with the other point and shoots I've owned. I only uploaded a photo to Facebook once and it wasn't difficult. You connect with wifi.