Which SLR is good for me

[arisarnado]

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get the dslr
taas ug learning curve para dugay ka mapul-an ug
"timpla2x" sa imong shots.
that is if you are willing to spend huge amount of cash and you
don't mind the weight.

the spending doesn't end once you purchase your camera...
it's just the beginning... (murag horror movie)

welcome dayon to the "skyflakes club"

[open253]

get the dslr
taas ug learning curve para dugay ka mapul-an ug
"timpla2x" sa imong shots.
that is if you are willing to spend huge amount of cash and you
don't mind the weight.

the spending doesn't end once you purchase your camera...
it's just the beginning... (murag horror movie)

welcome dayon to the "skyflakes club"

i agree with sir aris,. taas ug learning curve,.tinuod jud,.naghuman nimo ug palit sa cam,.mas managhan pa imong gusto paliton,.^^

nganung "skyflakes club" man sir?.,hehe

[tikboyoyoy]

i agree with sir aris,. taas ug learning curve,.tinuod jud,.naghuman nimo ug palit sa cam,.mas managhan pa imong gusto paliton,.^^

nganung "skyflakes club" man sir?.,hehe

coz of all the money u'll be spending, sacrifice and breakfast, lunch and dinner which is ang kan.on kay skyflakes nlang

[vernie]

nikkicoke, a Nikon dslr with a kit lens and a real macro lens will answer what you wanted. D5000 is an advantage on near ground level macro photography with it's rotating LCD. Di na kinahanglan ug angle viewfinder when doing macro kay ma rotate man ang LCD. Di pud kaayo mahal so naa pa kay extra money for the macro lens.

[open253]

coz of all the money u'll be spending, sacrifice and breakfast, lunch and dinner which is ang kan.on kay skyflakes nlang

hehehehe,.hala ginoo ku,.unsa nalang kaha ug manarbaho nku sir,.samot tali kug ka.addict,.addict na gani nga studyante pa,.

magsugod nkug skyflakes,.^^

[monk3y]

@all

thanks for all the info guyz. thats a good suggestion sir tus. ill place that into account. id say im still a begginer. but i have handled SLR's already. My brother owns one. Canon (forgot the name) ill just tell you when i see him this week end sir. So im quite familiar with the setup and the Timpla2x (my brothers term) hahahah. But your suggestion is quite logical.

sir if imo bro naa Canon, I would suggest buy something sa Canon as well... para makaexchange exchange mo, ang nakanindut sa ilaha sad kay naa sila service center sa cebu

daghan choice sa Canon, kung ako imo papilion mudretcho kog 7D kung kaya.. if not anything sa rebel line and XXD will do

[nikkicoke]

@all

thanks for all the help. narrowed it down to 2 cams. Canon 60d or the Nikon D90 any suggestions?

[teeemoy]

nara ako suggestion....

https://www.istorya.net/forums/photog...this-post.html

sheeesh!

[tuscania]

hehehehe,.hala ginoo ku,.unsa nalang kaha ug manarbaho nku sir,.samot tali kug ka.addict,.addict na gani nga studyante pa,.

magsugod nkug skyflakes,.^^

HAHAHAHA!!! Skyflakes. That is a good one guys. Very true gyud na sya. Sugod sa sa mga tag 10K na lens and accessories, then up to the 20s and 30ts, then up to the tag 40-60T finally sa tag 100T.

Truly not for the faint of heart and shallow pocket. hehe. Skyflakes na gyud or maybe pig-pie.

[tuscania]

@all

thanks for all the help. narrowed it down to 2 cams. Canon 60d or the Nikon D90 any suggestions?

If you are bent on the DSLR - first decide which photo characteristic you like. Pour over Flicker to see examples of lots and lots of fotos (note: fotos taken with the lens that you can afford). Also test the lab shots at DPreview, Image resource and cameralabs.

IMHO (observation) Nikon seems to be generally warm (golden) and canon cold (blueish white). Not necessarily a fast and hard rule, just a general observation. Have to clarify para dili mag lalis diri. hehe.

At the end of the day, you need to get the equipment based on the Genre of photography that you intend to pursue. Otherwise padulong gyud sa G.A.S. and Skyflakes. hehe.

Remember, the best of the journalists most of the time use a basic body and a 35mm or 50mm prime.

At the risk of sounding redundant, I suggest learn photography tech first before worrying about the gear.