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I have to say that I love my DC500. My husband is a physician and his entire office walls are covered with pictures that I have taken either with my DC310 or 500. That being said, my husband loves his Oly 5060. We have cropped and blown up prints to about 20 by 24 or so, plus lots of 8x10 and 11x14s. After each trip I pick my favorite shots and print 8x10s to put in my portfolio notebook. I was in charge of a luncheon the other day and did a beach barbeque theme and needed a little color for the walls so I grabbed my notebook and some tape and hung them around the room. Everyone thought that I had spent a lot of time clipping pictures out of National Geographic! While I would never say that they were that quality, I would definitely say that they were good enough to impress my friends.
Gilligan:Regardless of which camera you decide on YOU MUST learn that camera inside and out BEFORE your trip or you will not get good results with it.
Roatan is not the place to learn to use the camera.
Roatan is the place to take great photos of a wide variety of marine life.
ocrmaster:Gilligan
I am planning to bump up to a Canon Rebel XT, Ikelite Housing, and Inon 240.
Can you recommend what lens I should purchase?
GILLIGAN, if i had pictures like yours (just looked at a couple) id buy 2 crappy cameras like yours, NO i am not saying your camera is crappy but he was, and i found it qwite commical ROFL!!!!!!!!:lol:Gilligan:
I guess that's a compliment to me and an insult to my Oly C4000Z
One more concern, the advanced systems seem really bulky and I'm not so sure how much I'll enjoy lugging that around on deck or in the water.