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Oct 2, 2011 18:46:40 #
Good Evening to all ,
as a beginner, at new career, can anyone help me with products do's and don'ts, I was interested in a Canon Rebel T3i system, now a camera shop has me looking at the SONY A55 ,any professional suggestions...I am going to be working with wildlife, outdoor scenes, people,children, pets, gardens, and propertys,
I am on the North Shore Massachusetts and would like to tagalong with someone with experiance someday in the outdoors, ???
Thank You J. R. =Pipsisquam
as a beginner, at new career, can anyone help me with products do's and don'ts, I was interested in a Canon Rebel T3i system, now a camera shop has me looking at the SONY A55 ,any professional suggestions...I am going to be working with wildlife, outdoor scenes, people,children, pets, gardens, and propertys,
I am on the North Shore Massachusetts and would like to tagalong with someone with experiance someday in the outdoors, ???
Thank You J. R. =Pipsisquam
Dec 26, 2011 10:29:50 #
Dec 26, 2011 10:32:00 #
bhfranklin wrote:
quote=pipsisquam Good Evening to all , br br as... (show quote)
sorry for all the mistakes in my last reply. Still learning the site.
I also had that decision about a dslr and went with A55.
Do a search here at UHH for Sony A55 and see a lot of good discussions relative to your questions.
Dec 26, 2011 10:34:19 #
I use the T3I and love it. Takes beautiful pictures.
as a beginner, at new career, can anyone help me with products do's and don'ts, I was interested in a Canon Rebel T3i system, now a camera shop has me looking at the SONY A55 ,any professional suggestions...I am going to be working with wildlife, outdoor scenes, people,children, pets, gardens, and propertys,
I am on the North Shore Massachusetts and would like to tagalong with someone with experiance someday in the outdoors, ???
Thank You J. R. =Pipsisquam[/quote]
as a beginner, at new career, can anyone help me with products do's and don'ts, I was interested in a Canon Rebel T3i system, now a camera shop has me looking at the SONY A55 ,any professional suggestions...I am going to be working with wildlife, outdoor scenes, people,children, pets, gardens, and propertys,
I am on the North Shore Massachusetts and would like to tagalong with someone with experiance someday in the outdoors, ???
Thank You J. R. =Pipsisquam[/quote]
Dec 26, 2011 13:38:50 #
Dec 26, 2011 16:34:25 #
Good Evening to Ms. Ruthlin
Thank You for the input, Hopefully soon i will make the purchase on the Canon T3i,some good lenses,and accessories
will be excited to get out and catch some critters,
Sincerely J. R "Pipsisquam "
Thank You for the input, Hopefully soon i will make the purchase on the Canon T3i,some good lenses,and accessories
will be excited to get out and catch some critters,
Sincerely J. R "Pipsisquam "
Dec 26, 2011 19:17:05 #
If this new career is in photography, I would suggest Canon or Nikon. Other brands can deliver wonderful images, but those two have the most extensive systems behind them. There is little that you might want to do that they do not have the equipment to do. Other than Nikon's markedly superior flash system, the two brands are very close in quality and capability.
My other suggestion is that you should consider becoming a piano player in a saloon - better hours and more pay!
My other suggestion is that you should consider becoming a piano player in a saloon - better hours and more pay!
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Dec 26, 2011 19:34:31 #
piano ? Come on now, I'm in trouble if i do that, but i do teach country line dance,couples country, east coast swing,Salsa,Contra, Ball room, and no ballet? i dont look good in too too now a ha ha ha is in order, but i am retired ,stil a contractor, living of military disibility,social security, and investment propertys , rentals, re-hab turn overs, and have already a Canon SX100is and a canon
XF305 for the dance lessons on DVD-and weddings,games,
and a Canon FS100 cam corder for ?? toy, THE piano? I better leave that to JO Ann Castle thatplayed on Lawrence Welk, Thank You,
in closing have a wonderful evening, J.R. Pipsisquam
XF305 for the dance lessons on DVD-and weddings,games,
and a Canon FS100 cam corder for ?? toy, THE piano? I better leave that to JO Ann Castle thatplayed on Lawrence Welk, Thank You,
in closing have a wonderful evening, J.R. Pipsisquam
Dec 26, 2011 20:27:34 #
I agree with sticking to Canon or Nikon. If you want to go as a career these two will grow as you need and be more versatile. I prefere Canon and it seems you have experance with them. I would how ever go with at least a 60D. for the price differance of T3i you get a much better camera.
Dec 26, 2011 20:35:04 #
Good Evening SIr, Norm
I will certainly look into it, as i have picked one up in-at-a Ritz photo shop, nice unit, Well now ! if i make it past a big o'l bear ,reckon i made it, but this will be a hobby ,something more to get me away from home and into the wilds, or? I have been having some great times hiking,cross country skiing, fall setings,? would be fun to sell a few photos, or work for a ? with this,
have a wonderful evening, thank you J. R .
I will certainly look into it, as i have picked one up in-at-a Ritz photo shop, nice unit, Well now ! if i make it past a big o'l bear ,reckon i made it, but this will be a hobby ,something more to get me away from home and into the wilds, or? I have been having some great times hiking,cross country skiing, fall setings,? would be fun to sell a few photos, or work for a ? with this,
have a wonderful evening, thank you J. R .
Dec 26, 2011 22:40:33 #
Pepper
Loc: Planet Earth Country USA
I'm a Nikon user and love my D90. My nephew is a professional photographer and likes Cannon for outdoor daylight work but prefers Nikon for indoor shoots especially in low light conditions. He give the edge to Nikon when it comes to the lens.
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