Pet Peeves?
#3316
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Re: Pet Peeves?
One thing to remember though, is that the digital sensor is smaller than film, so your old lenses will be cropped by a factor of 1.5, so your old 50mm lens will become a 75mm,, but still very useable.
#3319
Re: Pet Peeves?
Someone willing to spend close to a grand on a camera and some glass can do a weekend photography course at the local community school, or read the manual and experiment
Part of the fun of photography that and taking interesting photos.
Anyway, todays whinge, because it wouldn't be a complete day without at least one.
Stores that are ever so slightly different from each other, but not that different...just feels weird and wrong and especially annoying when they're well off. Target has the photo studio by the photo print in one branch, by the electronics in another and then behind the groceries at the recent one we went to and they've flipped the men's and women's clothing around.
To much a creature of comfort and want to run in, grab the crap and go for this malarkey.
Part of the fun of photography that and taking interesting photos.
Anyway, todays whinge, because it wouldn't be a complete day without at least one.
Stores that are ever so slightly different from each other, but not that different...just feels weird and wrong and especially annoying when they're well off. Target has the photo studio by the photo print in one branch, by the electronics in another and then behind the groceries at the recent one we went to and they've flipped the men's and women's clothing around.
To much a creature of comfort and want to run in, grab the crap and go for this malarkey.
#3320
Re: Pet Peeves?
Someone willing to spend close to a grand on a camera and some glass can do a weekend photography course at the local community school, or read the manual and experiment
Part of the fun of photography that and taking interesting photos.
Anyway, todays whinge, because it wouldn't be a complete day without at least one.
Stores that are ever so slightly different from each other, but not that different...just feels weird and wrong and especially annoying when they're well off. Target has the photo studio by the photo print in one branch, by the electronics in another and then behind the groceries at the recent one we went to and they've flipped the men's and women's clothing around.
To much a creature of comfort and want to run in, grab the crap and go for this malarkey.
Part of the fun of photography that and taking interesting photos.
Anyway, todays whinge, because it wouldn't be a complete day without at least one.
Stores that are ever so slightly different from each other, but not that different...just feels weird and wrong and especially annoying when they're well off. Target has the photo studio by the photo print in one branch, by the electronics in another and then behind the groceries at the recent one we went to and they've flipped the men's and women's clothing around.
To much a creature of comfort and want to run in, grab the crap and go for this malarkey.
#3322
Re: Pet Peeves?
I remember getting a fairly decent Nikon SLR for about 50 squids when I was a teen had a couple okay bits of glass with it too. I think my sister lost it though because I never did get it back.
Speaking of glass though, adapters for DSLR's, they cost a hell of a lot more money these days than they used to!
#3324
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Re: Pet Peeves?
$850 for a camera.
I remember getting a fairly decent Nikon SLR for about 50 squids when I was a teen had a couple okay bits of glass with it too. I think my sister lost it though because I never did get it back.
Speaking of glass though, adapters for DSLR's, they cost a hell of a lot more money these days than they used to!
I remember getting a fairly decent Nikon SLR for about 50 squids when I was a teen had a couple okay bits of glass with it too. I think my sister lost it though because I never did get it back.
Speaking of glass though, adapters for DSLR's, they cost a hell of a lot more money these days than they used to!
If you go used, you can get the equally adequate K10D for less than half that. The benefit of being able to use the same lenses that the K1000 could take is a good one though, since lenses are so bloody expensive for new ones!
#3325
Re: Pet Peeves?
Home Depot seems to delight in making every store different.
#3326
Re: Pet Peeves?
Expensive as it is - for that segment of the market for an APS-C DSLR, $850.00 is not half bad.
If you go used, you can get the equally adequate K10D for less than half that. The benefit of being able to use the same lenses that the K1000 could take is a good one though, since lenses are so bloody expensive for new ones!
If you go used, you can get the equally adequate K10D for less than half that. The benefit of being able to use the same lenses that the K1000 could take is a good one though, since lenses are so bloody expensive for new ones!
#3327
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#3329
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