Posts for: weslake
Mar 30, 2018 11:19:22 #
foathog wrote:
Look "lense" up in the dictionary. IT'S NOT THERE
Thanks for pointing out the typo. Your comment added so much to the discussion.
Mar 30, 2018 10:43:06 #
Thanks for point out the typo it added so much to the conversation
Mar 30, 2018 10:39:46 #
JPL wrote:
The D7200 and the 18-140 lens would be a good comb... (show quote)
1. My budget is based on keeping the camera 10+ years and it meeting my needs
2. Outdoor scenery shots, dogs, grand kids, artsy fartsy
3. Have DSLR now so I know what I am getting into. A mid-sized body is fine.
4. Doubtful if I will be in extreme weather conditions but I do a lot of winter shots so snow could be an issue
5. Some travel but not a ton
6. Not a lot of low light, hope to get an external flash in near future. Hate the built in flash
7. 8X11 would be max print size. Of course pictures will be seen other places but I don't need $1000+ camera to post to FB
One thing I did not mention I do post editing on Photoshop
Mar 30, 2018 09:54:14 #
wormtownspawn wrote:
https://digital-photography-school.com/7-questions-decide-which-camera/
Great article but I have owned a DSLR for years and the advice is a little more basic than what I need.
Mar 30, 2018 08:52:57 #
davidrb wrote:
1.) Whether or not that camera and lens will do what the person wants it to do for them.
2.) Whether or not the person needs that camera or is suffering GAS.
3-10.) Marketer's B/S selling camera gear.
2.) Whether or not the person needs that camera or is suffering GAS.
3-10.) Marketer's B/S selling camera gear.
If I knew the answers to these questions I wouldn't be asking
Mar 30, 2018 08:50:22 #
weslake wrote:
I have $1000 to 1200 to spend on a camera and lense which is not a bunch. Open to all options new, used, refurbished. I would rate myself as an amateur who just knows enough to be dangerous. Just to give you an idea of what I have found on my own is a Nikon D7200 with a 28-140 lense.
I would like to have some input on a top 10 list in order of importance of what people look for in a camera and lense on a budget
I would like to have some input on a top 10 list in order of importance of what people look for in a camera and lense on a budget
Maybe I was not clear enough. I have enough money to buy one decent Camera and Lense. So this camera lense combo has to do it all. Of course this is impossible but I'm not a Pro just want a camera to record the beauty of my life. What I need is advice on what the top 10 features to look for are. Things like:
Mega Pixels
FPS
Auto Focus options
# number of auto focus points
Metal/plastic body
ISO range
Wifi capability
LCD Flipping or rotating
Image stabilization
Others?
Mar 30, 2018 07:02:54 #
I have $1000 to 1200 to spend on a camera and lense which is not a bunch. Open to all options new, used, refurbished. I would rate myself as an amateur who just knows enough to be dangerous. Just to give you an idea of what I have found on my own is a Nikon D7200 with a 28-140 lense.
I would like to have some input on a top 10 list in order of importance of what people look for in a camera and lense on a budget
I would like to have some input on a top 10 list in order of importance of what people look for in a camera and lense on a budget