chappellboy34
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Looking at outdoor photography and wonder do I start with film or digital? Any good starter camera suggestions?
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Which camera? Go hold as many as you can and see which one feels right and is in your price range, that's most likely the one.
Which camera? Go hold as many as you can and see which one feels right and is in your price range, that's most likely the one.
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That's the only bad part about Ebay.
Go to your local camera store or a Best Buy and see what you like the feel of. Don't worry about what brand it is. Some say Canon and Nikon are best - it's not that they're the best, they just have the largest range of lenses, you'll be fine with whatever you get, THEN you can upgrade. Whatever works for you - go in there with an open mind and leave with an open mind - but with a few ideas. The bad part about a camera store is they are unlikely to have older models if you're price range is low.
and I Second That!!!Which camera? Go hold as many as you can and see which one feels right and is in your price range, that's most likely the one.
:thumbup:
That's the only bad part about Ebay.
Go to your local camera store or a Best Buy and see what you like the feel of. Don't worry about what brand it is. Some say Canon and Nikon are best - it's not that they're the best, they just have the largest range of lenses, you'll be fine with whatever you get, THEN you can upgrade. Whatever works for you - go in there with an open mind and leave with an open mind - but with a few ideas. The bad part about a camera store is they are unlikely to have older models if you're price range is low.
No, I'm pretty sure Canon is the best.
Which camera? Go hold as many as you can and see which one feels right and is in your price range, that's most likely the one.
:thumbup:
That's the only bad part about Ebay.
Go to your local camera store or a Best Buy and see what you like the feel of. Don't worry about what brand it is. Some say Canon and Nikon are best - it's not that they're the best, they just have the largest range of lenses, you'll be fine with whatever you get, THEN you can upgrade. Whatever works for you - go in there with an open mind and leave with an open mind - but with a few ideas. The bad part about a camera store is they are unlikely to have older models if you're price range is low.
No, I'm pretty sure Canon is the best.
and I Second That!!!:thumbup:
That's the only bad part about Ebay.
Go to your local camera store or a Best Buy and see what you like the feel of. Don't worry about what brand it is. Some say Canon and Nikon are best - it's not that they're the best, they just have the largest range of lenses, you'll be fine with whatever you get, THEN you can upgrade. Whatever works for you - go in there with an open mind and leave with an open mind - but with a few ideas. The bad part about a camera store is they are unlikely to have older models if you're price range is low.
No, I'm pretty sure Canon is the best.
I'm going to have to agree with you on this one.No, I'm pretty sure Canon is the best.
Canon is the best. Period.
I think all of the "brandists" are giving too much credit to the equipment and not enough to themselves. But fine, if they don't want to acknowledge themselves as quality photographers, then thats their problem
SrBiscuit, please pass the popcorn over here too!