Capture perfect!

@bugz03 (40)
Japan
October 11, 2008 5:23am CST
I am still planning to acquire my dslr camera. I really like photography, it is one of my passion.
4 responses
elsoft12
@elsoft12 (1821)
• India
11 Oct 08
Hi Bugz..I too am planning to buy a camera.Which one would u suggest and why.Do share your view.Thank you.
bugz03
@bugz03 (40)
• Japan
11 Oct 08
My first choice is Nikon D60 because it's the lightest of Nikon DSLR cameras. It is also cheap and a very good choice for beginners like me. I like it because of its durability and Nikon is the #1 brand based on what I heard from many. My second choice is Canon XSi Rebel. It is also light in weight and it has a live view mode. It is also affordable and there are variety of lenses that is compatible with Canon XSi. But the two DSLR cameras are more likely the same in term of quality image. They just differ on some features. How about you? What camera are you planning to buy?
elsoft12
@elsoft12 (1821)
• India
11 Oct 08
I have absolutely no idea...Your suggestion seems helpful,I would try to get one of the two u mentioned.Thanks Bugz.
bugz03
@bugz03 (40)
• Japan
11 Oct 08
No problem. Try also to search on the internet maybe there are other DSLR camera you like. Good luck!
sdas86
@sdas86 (6076)
• Malaysia
11 Oct 08
Hi, I am interested in photography but DSLR is really expensive. I am not having extra money to buy DSLR. So, I think I will keep on working hard to make more money and get a DSLR.
sdas86
@sdas86 (6076)
• Malaysia
11 Oct 08
Hi, Thanks for your encouragement.
bugz03
@bugz03 (40)
• Japan
11 Oct 08
Hi, sdas you can practice with digital cameras. That's what I did before I even used my phone to capture things. My interest in photography started when I was in college and I really waited this long for me to have my own DSLR. I waited for almost 10 years. I still don't own one but I'm planning maybe next month. If you really have the passion in anything you will really work hard to achieve it. I know in the near future you will be a good artist.
bugz03
@bugz03 (40)
• Japan
12 Oct 08
Sure, no probz.
trickiwoo
@trickiwoo (2702)
• United States
12 Oct 08
Good luck getting your DSLR! I saved up enough money to buy my first DSLR by selling stock photos online at http://submit.shutterstock.com/?ref=2197 It only took me a couple months to earn enough from my sales!
bugz03
@bugz03 (40)
• Japan
12 Oct 08
Thanks for sharing to us, trickiwoo. So you will have to register online then download photos and earn money? Is it okay even if you are not using a DSLR camera?
Davidarich
@Davidarich (985)
• Australia
11 Oct 08
Well, you have put up a couple of excellent first-choice cameras. Hope you achieve your goal soon, but in the meantime...keep shooting! It isn't the camera that makes the picture, it is the photographer. The better the photographer, the less important the camera, although, paradoxically, the more they can get out of a more advanced camera. Master your current kit and you will make the best choise when you move on, because you will understand yourself, your craft and your needs so much better!
bugz03
@bugz03 (40)
• Japan
11 Oct 08
Yes, I agree with. I tried taking photos just using the Nikon digital camera. The angle was perfect but the image is really different when you are using a DSLR camera. You need a stabilizer for capturing still image.