Help choosing a camera.

[o hey tyler]

Took this with a T1i, 50mm f/1.4, and a Natural-light Strobe (UV Rays Included) positioned 93,000,000mi above the camera in the sky.

 

[vtf]

right now i think you are in over your head. get a camera with a 18-55mm kit lens. read the manual, and learn your camera and how great this little kit lens actually is. then go buy this:

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:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:Good advice.

 

[Nickanoor]

Took this with a T1i, 50mm f/1.4, and a Natural-light Strobe (UV Rays Included) positioned 93,000,000mi above the camera in the sky.

Not to be rude, it's a great picture but what does are you trying to tell me here? A 50mm isn't the same as a 18-55mm am I right?

 

[o hey tyler]

You are correct, the 50mm f/1.4 has a larger maximum aperture. That means that it can take in more available light, at the same time it also narrows your depth of field.

 

[KmH]

.... and a Natural-light Strobe (UV Rays Included) positioned 93,000,000mi above the camera in the sky.

Sorry, that is a continuous light source, not a strobe, and fortunately 98% of all the UV rays are filtered out before they reach your subject.

 

[o hey tyler]

.... and a Natural-light Strobe (UV Rays Included) positioned 93,000,000mi above the camera in the sky.

Sorry, that is a continuous light source, not a strobe, and fortunately 98% of all the UV rays are filtered out before they reach your subject.

Aw darn, I always thought the sun was flickering... Just really really really really fast.