Cameras with Flip-Out Screens
My Best Camera For Macro Photography

Taking closeup photos of small things requires you to get close and shoot at odd and uncomfortable angles. This is where a camera with articulating screen really shines and shooting macro photography with a flip-out screen is heavenly compared to crawling around on your knees.
Another benefit is that you can be much more discrete when shooting macro at arms length and approach small bugs and animals easier than with a camera where also you have to get in close to the action. Small bugs scare easily.

Flowers are a favorite closeup. This is an image I took one summer while I was experimenting shooting the underside of flowers. This is the kind of closeup photo that is impossible to compose when you also have to fit your head under the flower. Try shooting from unusual angles and you will see how your photos improve with better impact and unusual content. I like this image where the really soft colors of the petals clash with the hairy stem.
My camera of choice for these kinds of shots is the Nikon P7700 or the Canon G1x which has a larger sensor but which you need to attach a closeup lens to get a adequate magnification. (see camera list).
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A Camera In Your Face - Or Not?
Street and travel photography tips

Guess what: taking portraits and street shots with a camera to your face is killing most of your shots. As soon as you raise a camera to your eye people instinctively react and pose - or try to pose. A bad pose will always ruin a shot. When you shoot street photography, travel and portraits with a vari-angle camera you immediately notice how much better the shopts look.
There are 2 reasons for this: 1) the subject is more relaxed when they can actually see your face.. 2) a lower perspective. shooting with a articulating screen allows you to take more waist-level shots which makes the person you are shooting look bigger.
When doing travel photography, a flip screen camera allows you to be much more inconspicuous and discretely compose your shots, getting better travel photos. Credit: procrastinator from morguefile.com
Mirroless cameras with articulating screens

Further information see my lens about Samsung NX20
For the highest image quality you want a system with APS-C sized sensors such as the Sony NEX series or Samsung NX.
Battle It Out - Good or Bad?
What do you think about flipscreens on digital cameras?
Yay! Seems like a good feature!

APCdev says:
You've made a great case for flipscreens in this Lens. Honestly, I was already a fan of them, myself, but if I had been on the fence, your Lens would have convinced me.

Infohouse says:
I have a Canon G7. I use the variable screen all the time.

dotcomdiva says:
I have to agree with everyone else...I think they're an awesome feature and one I want on the next camera I buy.

BarbRad says:
I"ve never tried one, but I'm sure tired of making like at pretzel to take pictures. I'll have to check these out.

DebMartin says:
I want one!

Doc_Holliday says:
Found it invaluable in a crowd at an Air Show where I was able to hold the camera above my head and get the shot that I needed.

skiesgreen says:
You are right, Never thought about this before.

ShoppingWithMonty says:
Brilliant! These cameras will make things so much easier...who likes getting down and dirty to get a good shot? Not me!

getmoreinfo says:
I think this is a good feature and I learned something new today about angles and not having the camera too close to the face. Interesting.

WordCustard says:
I've been managing without but this makes me think my next camera should have a flipscreen.

nightcats says:
Sounds good to me. I wouldn't mind having one.

Ninche says:
I have Nikon with flipscreen and I don't mind it at all :) Love your lens
Nay! It is just a silly gimmick!

billybraveheart says:
Still on the fence about this one! have the Nikon D3100 and am loving it
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