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The document discusses different types of cameras for photography including point-and-shoot, mirrorless, and DSLR cameras. It explains that a DSLR camera would be the best choice as it provides uncompromised image quality, a vast array of creative controls, and the ability to change lenses. A DSLR allows for more advanced photography as a hobby compared to more basic point-and-shoot cameras.

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Bucio - Activity No. 2

The document discusses different types of cameras for photography including point-and-shoot, mirrorless, and DSLR cameras. It explains that a DSLR camera would be the best choice as it provides uncompromised image quality, a vast array of creative controls, and the ability to change lenses. A DSLR allows for more advanced photography as a hobby compared to more basic point-and-shoot cameras.

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TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES Course Code ICT7-M, Lecture

Ayala Blvd., Ermita, Manila, 1000, Philippines Schedule Sat


Tel No. +632-301-3001 local 709 | Fax No. +632-521-4063 Time 07:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Email: cie@tup.edu.ph | Website: www.tup.edu.ph Date 16 March 2024
Activity No.: 1
CIE-TAD LECTURE ACTIVITY SHEET
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POSITION PAPER
Based on the presented cameras, which type of camera are you willing to use for photography and
why?

After considering the different types of cameras presented, I believe a DSLR (digital single-
lens reflex) camera would be the best choice for me when it comes to photography. Let me explain my
reasoning.

Point-and-shoot cameras are very basic. While they are affordable and easy to use right out of
the box, they severely limit what you can do photographically. The image quality is decent but not
great. The zoom capabilities are restricted. And you have very little control over settings like shutter
speed, aperture, ISO, etc. For casual snapshots, a point-and-shoot is fine. But for more creative and
advanced photography, their limitations would frustrate me.

Mirrorless cameras are a step up from point-and-shoots in most ways. They provide higher
image quality, more powerful zooms, and more controls. Their compact size is convenient too.
However, mirrorless cameras still have some key disadvantages compared to DSLRs. The electronic
viewfinders don't give a true optical view. The battery life is typically shorter. And the selection of
lenses is more limited than DSLR systems.

DSLR cameras, on the other hand, give you uncompromised image quality and a vast array of
creative controls and possibilities. The optical viewfinder gives a true, real-time view for precise
framing. You have complete command over settings like aperture, shutter speed, ISO, white balance,
metering modes, autofocus modes and more. And the interchangeable lenses allow you to use the
perfect lens for any situation, whether it's a wide-angle for landscapes, a macro for close-ups, or a
super-telephoto for distant objects.

For me as someone deeply interested in photography as a hobby, having these advanced


controls and capabilities is a must. I don't want to be constrained by the limitations of simpler
cameras. While they require more learning up-front, DSLR systems open endless creative
opportunities that can grow along with your skills.

Yes, DSLR camera bodies and lenses can be quite expensive, especially at the professional
level. And DSLR kits tend to be bulkier and heavier than mirrorless alternatives. But as a hobbyist, I
can start with more affordable DSLR models and lenses and upgrade over time as my skills and
finances allow. The initial investment seems very worthwhile to acquire a system with no compromise
in features or image quality.

Some may argue that modern mirrorless cameras can match or even exceed DSLR quality,
particularly from high-end brands. And mirrorless is likely the future as the technology continues
improving. However, for the time being, DSLRs still reign supreme in giving photographers of all levels
an unmatched array of tools and creative control. Their optical viewfinders and vast selection of lenses
still make them the preferred choice for most professional photographers.

Complete Name Bucio, Joan Camille A. Activity Title: Positon Paper

Program, Year and Section BSIE – ICT 3C Faculty-in-Charge: Mr. Justin Kylo-Marc M. Orpia
TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES Course Code ICT7-M, Lecture
Ayala Blvd., Ermita, Manila, 1000, Philippines Schedule Sat
Tel No. +632-301-3001 local 709 | Fax No. +632-521-4063 Time 07:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Email: cie@tup.edu.ph | Website: www.tup.edu.ph Date 16 March 2024
Activity No.: 1
CIE-TAD LECTURE ACTIVITY SHEET
Page 2/2

In conclusion, while point-and-shoot and mirrorless cameras are suitable for some purposes,
for my goal of pursuing photography as a serious hobby that allows incredible creative expression, I
am willing to start with an advanced DSLR camera system. Its powerful capabilities and lack of
limitations will enable me to grow my skills and artistic vision for years to come.

Complete Name Bucio, Joan Camille A. Activity Title: Positon Paper

Program, Year and Section BSIE – ICT 3C Faculty-in-Charge: Mr. Justin Kylo-Marc M. Orpia

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