sorry, meaning?
He said get an entry level DSLR like the D7000. Thing is, the D7000 is NOT an entry-level DSLR.
Easy logic, right?
sorry, meaning?
Rashkae said:He said get an entry level DSLR like the D7000. Thing is, the D7000 is NOT an entry-level DSLR.
Easy logic, right?
No.
I said TRY D7000 also.
TRYING is not a suggestion to BUY.
ALSO - implies in addition to what is being discussed.
TRYING is a good thing, widens your horizons.
Rashkae said:"Haven't read the big thread yet, but I'll suggest to also try Nikon D7000. "
TRYING to read a thread before posting is a good thing, widens your horizons and makes sure you only post relevant stuff.
I would recommend Mirrorless since there are models that are small size yet they can also do what you listed with added benefit of more easier to smuggle them into places where DSLR are not allowed and being mirrorless, barely any sound when taking pics.
Definitely the pics should be nicer then the usual run of the mill pns and handphone camera since you will have selection of lens to choose from.
If need to go micro four third, why not consider EP3? Been using EP1 with 17mm f2.8 for 35mm worth of goodness. The internal stabilizer is good enough i wonder why they make new stabilizer system for EM5.
Prajna said:DSLR dont make you look pro either, everyone can afford it, people wears it everywhere especially during weekends like blings. I rather look low profile. If i can handle this with small camera, why bring heavy sets of equipments? But all depends on situation or what you will be shooting. Cheers
rhino123 said:Why to u care what your friends said? Plus why do you care if a camera is not professional looking enough for commercial work? If your friends said that then (pardon me saying this) your friend know ****. Even if they are professionals, I would definitely doubt their capability in this field, and if they are not professional, I would not take their words seriously.
You should read this article and show it to your friends.
How to overcome fears using Micro 4/3rds cameras in a professional environment | Giulio Sciorio Blog
Finally do not let the so-call professional looking thingy get to you. As long as you can produce the image that your client like, they don't care what camera you use.
Why to u care what your friends said? Plus why do you care if a camera is not professional looking enough for commercial work? If your friends said that then (pardon me saying this) your friend know ****. Even if they are professionals, I would definitely doubt their capability in this field, and if they are not professional, I would not take their words seriously.
You should read this article and show it to your friends.
How to overcome fears using Micro 4/3rds cameras in a professional environment | Giulio Sciorio Blog
Finally do not let the so-call professional looking thingy get to you. As long as you can produce the image that your client like, they don't care what camera you use.
This may be true in other countries... and in certain types of work.. but in singapore, you will run into a a lot of trouble if you use an m4/3 in a commercial/event shoot.
+1 to DSLR Camera because of ovf. I feel ovf is essential for a beginner to play with photography. Just my 2 cents worth![]()
+1 to DSLR Camera because of ovf. I feel ovf is essential for a beginner to play with photography. Just my 2 cents worth![]()
lewissac said:+1 to DSLR Camera because of ovf. I feel ovf is essential for a beginner to play with photography. Just my 2 cents worth![]()