MayMunster i won't always love what i'll never have..
got it after saving since christmas, now it’s time to start using it! :D
How I did it: I sold my old digital SLR to move to Minneapolis years ago. I haven't owned a digital SLR since. Ive borrowed my Dads countless times. I finally used the money I got from a wedding shoot to buy a new one and I LOVE IT! Read how I did it…
How I did it: Buying the camera is the easy part (research things online, find a good deal). Getting into photography is the tough but exciting part. Buying the camera is the easy part (research things online, find a good deal). Getting into photography is the tough but exciting part. Buying the camera is the easy part (research things online, find a good deal). Getting into photography is the tough but exciting part. Read how I did it…
How I did it: Mostly it was a result of christmas. I had saved myself about halfway there, and for christmas my parents gifted me their spare change tied in baggies on about 20 feet of string. It was quite an unwrapping experience! Read how I did it…
MayMunster i won't always love what i'll never have..
got it after saving since christmas, now it’s time to start using it! :D
BlackBugs loves NYC!
First ordered a Nikon D60 over the internet, but the delivery date kept being delayed and eventually it turned out to be out of stock. Waited 2 weeks for nothing :-(
Then yesterday I was so luckly to find the camera in another store online at a very good price. The store has been highly praised from online customers, so I feel good about it. I ordered it, and already today they announced it has been shipped.
Can’t wait to try it out and make a creative photo safari in the bug city jungle :-)
danita650 i fell off the wagon (goals) and have to get back on. 8.1.09
07.18.09:
I would like to purchase a digital SLR camera. I’ve been looking at the Canon Digital Rebel XSi 12.2 MP and the Canon EOS Rebel T1i 15.1 MP. I’m leaning more towards the T1i because it has higher MP but mostly because it offers hd video recording.
Hestia74 is in a state of thanksgiving...
I’ve always been interested in photography, but it can become quite an expensive hobby! I have a prehistoric Pentax K1000, completely manual, and in serious need of maintenance. However, since I bought my little digital point-and-shoot Kodak EasyShare over a year ago I’ve been toying with the idea of getting a digital SLR, maybe a Cannon Rebel, and take photography seriously once and for all. Now that my baby is coming, I’d like to take great pictures of him and his dad.
Kelso A nightmare straight from an Otto Dix.
As of right now I have $138 in my camera savings.
I’m either one-fourth or one-fifth of the way to my goal.
It would certainly help if I knew which DSLR I had in mind.
Most likely a Nikon D40/D60, but I have to do some more research before I set my plan in stone.
Cheers!
Kelso A nightmare straight from an Otto Dix.
Money-earning probably won’t be much of a problem; $10 per week for lawn mowings, selling prints on the Web, and things like that should help out my pitiful little bundle of saved cash. I just need to decide which camera to purchase.
So far, I’ve narrowed it down to three cameras: the Nikon D40, the Canon Digital Rebel XTI, or the Nikon Coolpix P80 (which, I suppose, isn’t technically a DSLR, but still better than a point-and-shoot). Any and all input would be much appreciated. :-)
Cheers!
My ultimate dream job is to be a nature/landscape photographer. I don’t really expect that to pan out but if nothing else, it can be a great hobby. First step is to buy a new, quality camera. It will take some time to save up for that.. but it will be so worth it.
This is the first step in my goal of working for National Geographic as a photographer. Have to start somewhere, eh? I think I may get some kind of degree in biology, too, but that is the second step.
Ever since I developed an interest in Digital photography, I have since wanted a nice, lavish digital camera. Right now I am stuck between a Canon EOS 350D, a Canon EOS 400D or something similar. Now that the weather is slowly getting better, I think I will be spending more time getting out with my current digital camera. Although it’s only a Canon Ixus it still does the job. Hopefully my dad will allow me to borrow his Canon Power Shot on the odd occassion until I can get my digital SLR!!