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I need a simple Point and shoot camera?
Im starting college this fall in Photogragpy 1 and my teacher e-mailed me that i need a simple point and shoot camera would that mean i need like a everyday camera digital camera that everyone has or did he mean i need a SLR 35 mm film camera...I dont know why he wasnt more specific with what we need for class... o_O
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- Bob KLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
E-mail teacher back. Ask for more information, camera suggestions.
In mid 1960's, a simple point and shoot camera for the general public was a Kodak Instamatic.
A simple adjustable camera was the Kodak 135 Pony.
An entry level college camera consisted of a camera body or two, wide angle lenses, normal lens, short telephotos and longer telephotos. Most camera bodies did not have a built in light meter, so you had to use the exposure scale printed on the box or buy a separate, hand held light meter.
Best to e-mail teacher.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
For a college photography class, you'll probably need something with film. Half the battle in those classes is learning how to develop the film. If you do end up only needing a digital camera, you can check some out here http://www.digitalimaginghq.com/ However, I'd suggest you email the professor with this question. He'd be happy to clarify, I'm sure!
Source(s): http://www.digitalimaginghq.com/
