Canon 550D DSLR and a Samsung Galaxy S3

Thank you all for your comments. You have all not only gotten some great results with your cameras you also have some nice dicks.
I am a semi pro who has never hung out a shingle, but I do make money as a photographer. Mostly in product and catalog advertising work for friends.
I use a Nikon D300 with an SB900 flash with various difusers and reflectors. Many of these shots are taken with a Nikon P6000 and constant lighting.
I have to say though that I have found taking self portraits of my hard dick very challenging. Posing and filling the frame at the proper distance all while maintaining a hard on, not cumming too soon, not losing the moment, and creating an erotic shot ain't easy. I usually wind up with my camera, lens, and remote control covered with lube and a fist full of cum when I'm not ready.
If I had any piece of humble advise to give, I would say always be aware of your background. That's what makes your cock stand out. To me, on this site, that's what counts.
Luv all your dicks!

I use a Canon Coolpix 14.0 megapixel camera. Takes great photos.

I presently use a NIKON Coolpix S2800 which has excellent macro which is good for pics on this site. It also has a 120 fps high speed video mode which produces great slomo cum shots. I am sill experimenting with lighting which is essential to reproduce good detail such as shaft veins etc.

I use a Sony NEX 3...it's got similar 14 million pixel sensor to those in many DSLR's..ie so called 'APS-C' which is bigger than th sensors in most pocket cams. You can also change the lens for specific use. The camera will produce giant prints and I have some superb 20x16 inch prints of landscapes and horses from it hanging on my walls.


However, for the pix on this site you don't need anything very grand and a simple pocket 'point and shoot' will do the business if you use it carefully.


The camera I used for my first pix here was a small digi-cam with tiny sensor giving only 7 mil pixels....however, I always liked the way it handled my attempts and the natural colour balance was very good too.


A camera with a screen on the back (rather than viewfinder) is good for these pix since you can place a mirror behind the camera to compose your shot/video

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This is a typical quick snapshot made with the camera placed on nearby table (use pile of magazines to get right height/angle) with small mirror stand placed behind to view screen.....button pushed half down to lock focus,then right down to take pic. I NEVER use the on camera flash as it 'blitzes' the pic and destroys any natural lighting look.

I mostly use Pentax K20D and sometimes my older Pentax istD. The K20D has a built in timer that can be set to take up to 100 photos at a programmable interval ranging from 1 second to several minutes, it can also be triggered remotely with a hand held remote.