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Digital Camera guys/gals....

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SilentZero

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What do you all take pictures of? I have been thinking about buying a high quality digital camera in the near future just for something new to play with, but I am not big on taking pictures, and quite frankly can't imagine what I would want to take pictures of.

So whats the deal anyways? Pics of environment, random crap, what?
 
Originally posted by: SilentZero
but I am not big on taking pictures
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Originally posted by: SilentZero
I have been thinking about buying a high quality digital camera in the near future
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Read it backwards from the way you typed it, and something just doesn't add up here.....

Sounds like you're wanting to waste your money.
 
Originally posted by: SilentZero
What do you all take pictures of? I have been thinking about buying a high quality digital camera in the near future just for something new to play with, but I am not big on taking pictures, and quite frankly can't imagine what I would want to take pictures of.

So whats the deal anyways? Pics of environment, random crap, what?
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I'd have to agree that a dSLR wouldn't be ideal for you. Perhaps a point and shoot would be better.

The reason I have my dSLR is because I love photography and really enjoy getting out and taking photos when I can. I love landscape photography and if I could get paid enough money to do that all the time then I'd just travel the US doing that. Not that easy to make money with landscapes though.

I also do weddings on the side of my normal job to make an extra buck.

The whole idea of having a dSLR isn't to get one, set it to the automatic mode and snap away.

I agree that the zoom control on an SLR is far better than a point and shoot, but if you aren't going to actually use the manual focus and things like that - it's really a waste of money.
 
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