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Jessica
i am starting to save up for a Digital SLR camera. I am into photography and have always wanted one, but i have no clue on what everyone prefers!. I prefer one in the price range of $300-$700. thanks!
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Sure, we can recommend several cameras...but the problem is if you don't understand how to manually control the relationship between ISO, shutter speed, and aperture, your photos will be terrible. DSLR cameras are not expensive because they contain magic that gives you professional looking photos when you press the shutter button. To get professional looking photos you need to use a camera like a professional, not just use the same equipment.
The most important accessory for a person moving from a point and shoot to a DSLR is a good book that explains how to use ISO, aperture, and shutter speed in manual mode. All advanced amateurs and professionals use their DSLR cameras in full manual mode as it gives them the ultimate creative control over their photos. A book that many people recommend is called "Understanding Exposure." This book is cheap, short, and easy to read. Please learn how to use your DSLR in manual mode. Otherwise you are no better than those other fools who spend hundreds or thousands on a DSLR and then use it like a $50 point and shoot. If you use ANY camera on auto mode like a point and shoot, your photos will always look like they came from a point and shoot.
Sure, we can recommend several cameras...but the problem is if you don't understand how to manually control the relationship between ISO, shutter speed, and aperture, your photos will be terrible. DSLR cameras are not expensive because they contain magic that gives you professional looking photos when you press the shutter button. To get professional looking photos you need to use a camera like a professional, not just use the same equipment.
The most important accessory for a person moving from a point and shoot to a DSLR is a good book that explains how to use ISO, aperture, and shutter speed in manual mode. All advanced amateurs and professionals use their DSLR cameras in full manual mode as it gives them the ultimate creative control over their photos. A book that many people recommend is called "Understanding Exposure." This book is cheap, short, and easy to read. Please learn how to use your DSLR in manual mode. Otherwise you are no better than those other fools who spend hundreds or thousands on a DSLR and then use it like a $50 point and shoot. If you use ANY camera on auto mode like a point and shoot, your photos will always look like they came from a point and shoot.
What does the lens size affect in a SLR camera, and what's MP?
Camera lenses are sized in mm, but what is the significance of the size? Also, what is MP and what does that affect? Any other helpful info on SLR cameras would be nice! I am a beginner, so some recommendations for a good (not too expensive) SLR camera would be great too!
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You really would enjoy using your camera if you took the time to learn the fundamentals of using a camera.
How the camera works
http://camerasim.com/slr-camera-explained/
http://camerasim.com/camera-simulator/
As far as MP (megapixels) the number of pixels found on a sensor, you need to know this.
http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/mpmyth.htm
And this link will help you determine what the field of view is for any specific focal length lens. Lenses are measured in millimeters (mm)
http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/lens/simulator/
You really would enjoy using your camera if you took the time to learn the fundamentals of using a camera.
How the camera works
http://camerasim.com/slr-camera-explained/
http://camerasim.com/camera-simulator/
As far as MP (megapixels) the number of pixels found on a sensor, you need to know this.
http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/mpmyth.htm
And this link will help you determine what the field of view is for any specific focal length lens. Lenses are measured in millimeters (mm)
http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/lens/simulator/
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