You were definitely meant to have that gear.
Ya know alot of people here think they know everything there is to know about photography but just like beginners, advanced photographers still learn something all the time..
Here is an example..
When people use the word ISO, and ISO is a word it's not acronym (I.S.O) and it's not pronounced I. S . O. it's sounded off like EYESO.
it's a word..
Many people think ISO stands for something, that it’s an acronym for the developer and publisher of International Standards — the International Standards Organization. But that ISO organization is actually called
International Organization for Standardization or IOS. Since the IOS is an international organization, it would have a different acronym in different languages. Hence, the ‘ISO’ in English versus the ‘IOS’ in Swiss or the ‘OIN’ in French (Organisation internationale de normalisation).
The ISO standards are not named after an acronym. ISO comes from the Greek word ‘isos’ for equal. All
ISO standards use the name ISO to mean ‘isos’ and not to mean an acronym I.S.O. So now, no matter what country or language that ISO is used in, the ISO standards are always pronounced the same. It is not an I.S.O. standard as many people think, it is an ISO standard — ISO is one word, with no pauses or periods.
I always cringe when people say ISO I.S.O, but it's not it's a word, you don't say I then pause , then S then pause then O
it's incorrect, so any of you that word it that way is doing it wrong, it's not I.S.O it's ISO one word, and really you sound foolish when you say it like I.S.O
I always say if your going to shine off like an expert in photography, learn to say ISO correctly.. :/
Donny