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How to get a digital SLR camera
It made me
Very Happy!
 "I bought a Nikon D700 digital SLR camera."
How I did it: When I came across the digital SLR camera, I knew I had to have one. Being able to view the pics you just took is something special. Especially if they are of great quality. I used the site I linked to above to find the camera I needed. They list the best prices of slr cameras on Ebay. After 28 days of hard work, even harder saving, and 1 day of searching, I had my camera. Well worth all the Ramen Noodles.
Lessons & tips: The same site compares a digital camera to a digital SLR camera. The guide is very helpful in deciding if you need to upgrade to SLR. I have linked to it below.
Resources:
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thepseudoculture is preparing for the arrival of a very special someone.
How I did it: A birthday gift for my 18th year, with compromise thrown in: I paid half, the gift giver paid the other half. I had already saved up a good amount within that year so I was able to pay my half.Voila. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I was preparing a portfolio to submit to art college and was in need of a better quality camera than my plain old Sony Cybershot. So..i managed to convince my parents to buy me one for christmas...lucky me! :) Read how I did it…
How I did it: Since 2001, I have used digital cameras to capture the my family as we age and experience different adventures.After buying a few second hand SLRs and attending a basic photography course at college, I realised that to process the amount of photos I was taking was to expensive.This and the fact my friends wanted me to photograph their wedding convinced my wife to spend £500 on a canon 400d and an extra lensI'm hoping to upgrade soon to on… Read how I did it…
How I did it: I got a point in shoot when I was in 8th grade, then when I was 17 I got a fuji point and shoot with better mgp.The I got incredibly lucky and my boyfriend bought me one as a gift,( Canon eos 40D)Ever since then it has been my baby I just need to start getting lenses so I can pursue my love of it more. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I had really wanted a DSLR for a couple of years but could never afford one, I saved up though and eventually I had the funds available.I did a lot of research and went into the shop to try all different models out and in the end I went for the cheapest model (Sony A200). :)As I am just a beginner to SLR cameras after using point and shoot all my life, I didn't feel I needed any of the extra bits that more expensive cameras have, maybe wh… Read how I did it…
Stephanie is Mr. Dobalena, Mr. Bob Dobalena...
Well, I don’t have a Digital SLR yet. But my mom broke out her regular SLR camera and I’m so excited to be able to learn on it. Of course film will cost and such, but I think it’ll be worth it for preparing for a DSLR :)
Ok, so the Nikon D40 is only $400. There are other things I could do with that money, of course, but I’ve wanted a camera for a long time, and I think having a project or hobby or something would be good for my mental health. So, save a little money, and then get it.
booksbooksbooks is feeling very lucky
i started a separate account to save up for a camera. I’m justifying this purchase to myself because if I really want to stop working for others and get my own business up and running in three years, I am going to need this camera to take the highest possible quality pictures of my products to sell on etsy.
Let’s see how fast I can save up while also contributing the normal amount to my other savings account.
I did a photography subject in university and since then i’ve wanted one. That’s coming up to 5 years ago now.
I travel a lot and so I worry that it’ll get stolen or broken or just be heady and a pain. But I decided I no longer cared.
Gonna get the Nikon D60, a nice entry level camera… if I decide it’s worth pumping more money into it, then I’ll but a new one a few years down the track.
Will buy one… next pay day! Come one pay day…
Threads is looking forward to finishing school...for now.
Well with my last camera smashed this gives me an opportunity to really look into a new/used SLR.
I’ve finally decided I can no longer wait for the ease and functionality of a digital SLR camera. I’ve long been a fan of Canon, currently using a Rebel 35mm SLR, and have opted for the EOS 450d Digital XSi for an amazing price. Along with both an 18-55mm lens and 90-300mm lens, I will also receive a 52mm wide angle conversion lens, TTL external flash, full size tripod, and a collection of accessories for just under $800.00. (Total savings is around $1,500.00!) I will place the order this week and hopefully receive the package by the start of next week. It will be nice to finally have immediate access to my photos and no longer have to wait until I develop the roll. 35mm film will always have a place in my heart, but I highly look forward to a digital alternative. :]
I fucking love photography. currently am rocking a film slr – canon rebel. have used digital slrs before and love them. if i can save up some money, i hope to buy myself one as a graduation present. art school, here i come.
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Dharmagirl asks,
“Nikon D300 DSLR, or Canon EOS 40D Digital SLR? Which is the best long term investment if I haven't any previous investments in glass? And does one or the other brand actually have better lens performance over the other?”
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turbodaze asks,
“Which model are you happy with for the long haul? Canon EOS Rebel XT gets decent reviews, but I like the idea of being able to double te service life of the shutter with the EOS 30D (for a couple hundred more). And what about a comparable Nikon??”
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Meaganoff asks,
“What are the best lenses to start with? I'd like a good general lens, and some that will work for macro.”
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what would memily do? asks,
“Hi guys; Canon vs Nikon: http://www.43things.com/entries/view/689334 help me out?”
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