KellyH
TPF Noob!
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- Mar 22, 2012
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Hello, I'm a semi-newbie. I have loved photography for years, and have had a few DSLR's. My current camera is a D40 with a kit lens. I also have a 10-22 EF-S lens that I like to play around with. I am in love with photography, but lack the specific knowledge needed (and the time needed to get that knowledge) to take the next step... until now. I have finally gotten to a point in my life where I can dedicate some time to a couple of really fun hobbies, and photography is one of them. I am looking to upgrade my camera, and would love to get the 5DII, but I feel it's a bit much for this novice... and well, it has a hefty price tag. I also like the 7D and have watched so many video reviews with head-to-head comparisons that I feel like the 7D would be a good move for me for a few reasons. I have also considered keeping my 40D and just getting better glass. I just got the Canon 50mm f1.4 and cannot wait to get it (tomorrow)! I have considered adding the L lens that comes with the 5DII to my current 40D at a later date. I have so many options, and just too little knowledge. Can anyone shed some light, or give me a more seasoned opinion? It would be much appreciated.
My photography tends to be a mix of everything. I do a lot of portrait type shots of my animals... I have friends with kids who play a lot of sports... I love landscape shots... nature shots... "trick" shots... just about everything interests me. I shoot a lot of low light conditions, but the 50mm should take care of that... looking forward to getting some advice!
TIA.
My photography tends to be a mix of everything. I do a lot of portrait type shots of my animals... I have friends with kids who play a lot of sports... I love landscape shots... nature shots... "trick" shots... just about everything interests me. I shoot a lot of low light conditions, but the 50mm should take care of that... looking forward to getting some advice!
TIA.