Even though point & shoot cameras are becoming more advanced & can pack a ton of features, you still won't get the quality & ability to upgrade like you can ... Video Rating: 5 / 5
I am gonna have a new grandbaby in nov and i would love to start taking pics.. i have been wanting to get a good DSLR Camera for a long time but was scared of using it.But i have been looking alot at Nikon . Nikon has a new point and shoot COOLPIX L820 out but i really want something that i could maybe start doing this on the side as a job.. just taking baby pics maybe weddings . can u please help me out the DSLR Camera are alotof money but well worth i think .
I have Point Shoot Camera of Panasonic DMC-FZ50,But i went to have a digital camera but sales man bluffs me.now it is got 35-420 zoom which is good with the lense of LEICA.DC VARIO ELMARIT 1:2.8-3.7 / 7.4 - 88.8 ASPH.I want to sell this camera and buy a DSLR...Tell me how can you assist me on this.I am ok with the result of this camera but need more clear and custom photos,In this camera even shutter controlled by electronic even its sound!.
Thanks so much! How wide are you looking for? With a crop sensor on the T1I I would suggest a Canon 24mm f/2.8 if you're looking for a substantially wide lens :)
I have started using my canon t1i to record music videos and I want to buy a new lens. What would you recommend? Im looking for a good wide angel that will keep or enhance my resolution. Thanks
Hello! I have had both & personally prefer Canon. I prefer Canon because I like their prime lens selection better, and feel like the colors Canon captures are more flatting for skin tones & portraits. I also like that entry-level Canon dSLR's, such as their Rebel series, work seamlessly with Canon professional lenses, whereas my Nikon entry-level camera wouldn't work properly with an upgraded lens- the autofocus feature didn't work :( boo
Thanks Jackie! We are going to talk about lenses soon! We will have a post this week about kit lenses & then later this week we will talk about aperture - once we have aperture down we will go into detail about the lenses we love & recommend! Thanks for watching :)
I am gonna have a new grandbaby in nov and i would love to start taking pics.. i have been wanting to get a good DSLR Camera for a long time but was scared of using it.But i have been looking alot at Nikon . Nikon has a new point and shoot COOLPIX L820 out but i really want something that i could maybe start doing this on the side as a job.. just taking baby pics maybe weddings . can u please help me out the DSLR Camera are alotof money but well worth i think .
ReplyDeleteI have Point Shoot Camera of Panasonic DMC-FZ50,But i went to have a digital camera but sales man bluffs me.now it is got 35-420 zoom which is good with the lense of LEICA.DC VARIO ELMARIT 1:2.8-3.7 / 7.4 - 88.8 ASPH.I want to sell this camera and buy a DSLR...Tell me how can you assist me on this.I am ok with the result of this camera but need more clear and custom photos,In this camera even shutter controlled by electronic even its sound!.
ReplyDeleteAlso there are mirrorless cameras now that aren't point and shoots and are just as good as beginner dslrs.
ReplyDeleteThanks!! Nice video!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! How wide are you looking for? With a crop sensor on the T1I I would suggest a Canon 24mm f/2.8 if you're looking for a substantially wide lens :)
ReplyDeleteI have started using my canon t1i to record music videos and I want to buy a new lens. What would you recommend? Im looking for a good wide angel that will keep or enhance my resolution. Thanks
ReplyDeleteHey! Hey yall helped me so much. Very insightful videos. I have subscribed to your channel ... cant wait for future uploads!
ReplyDeleteHello! I have had both & personally prefer Canon. I prefer Canon because I like their prime lens selection better, and feel like the colors Canon captures are more flatting for skin tones & portraits. I also like that entry-level Canon dSLR's, such as their Rebel series, work seamlessly with Canon professional lenses, whereas my Nikon entry-level camera wouldn't work properly with an upgraded lens- the autofocus feature didn't work :( boo
ReplyDeleteHello! I loved this video; it was very helpful:) I was just wondering...would you recommend a nikon or canon camera brand wise?
ReplyDeleteThanks Jackie! We are going to talk about lenses soon! We will have a post this week about kit lenses & then later this week we will talk about aperture - once we have aperture down we will go into detail about the lenses we love & recommend! Thanks for watching :)
ReplyDeleteyou guys are so cute!! I love your videos so far :) can't wait to hear you guys talk more about what dslr lenses you like! <3 Jackie
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