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seabeyond

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32. Excellent point.

Thu Nov 26, 2015, 12:11 PM

Nov 2015

I had so much fun with that about a decade ago. Took the time to learn everything. Then somewhere along the way, everything changed and I did not want to relearn. I could now, since I have gotten back into having to use the computer for all kinds of stuff.

I think son is good from that point of view.

Thanks.

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Digital camera. For a beginning artist without breaking my budget. [View all] seabeyond Nov 2015 OP

I suggest that you cross-post this in the Photo Group. CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2015 #1

I second Peggy's advice riderinthestorm Nov 2015 #2

Thank you. seabeyond Nov 2015 #8

Thanks Peggy. Hi RiderInTheStorm. Nt. seabeyond Nov 2015 #4

in the tone of 'they come in pints' we have a photogroup!? w0nderer Nov 2015 #5

Thanks Peggy, now I have two threads going, lol. seabeyond Nov 2015 #12

You are always the big tease, my dear sea! CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2015 #16

Happy turkey day to you too. seabeyond Nov 2015 #17

I am glad! You're very welcome, my dear sea...n/t CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2015 #20

This message was self-deleted by its author seabeyond Nov 2015 #18

A link to some camera reviews CentralMass Nov 2015 #3

Thanks for the link. It looks like a good one. seabeyond Nov 2015 #7

My two most valued features: Crystalite Nov 2015 #6

Excellent. Good points. Yes, I have a camera I can put batteries in. seabeyond Nov 2015 #9

We carry extra batteries nadinbrzezinski Nov 2015 #11

Here nadinbrzezinski Nov 2015 #10

Lots of information here to study. seabeyond Nov 2015 #13

The trick will be to find the film nadinbrzezinski Nov 2015 #14

It is a nice sight seeing you and sea posting again. Rex Nov 2015 #40

Do you still have the old lenses that went with the camera? Rstrstx Nov 2015 #39

Most folks do not use most of the bells and whistles nadinbrzezinski Nov 2015 #41

Nikon and Canon both make great entry level cameras. It's the lens that matters more. DisgustipatedinCA Nov 2015 #15

Thank you for the info seabeyond Nov 2015 #31

When I was getting into the camera hobby I frequented this site for camera information. Waldorf Nov 2015 #19

Thanks seabeyond Nov 2015 #33

my apple love canon. i love getting them off ebay. AND if you can find a good 8mp, they are my pansypoo53219 Nov 2015 #21

I will check it out. Thanks. Nt seabeyond Nov 2015 #34

This is about the best bang-for-the-buck you'll get right now Fumesucker Nov 2015 #22

Interesting read, the second link. seabeyond Nov 2015 #35

Plus, you can mess with the software! hunter Nov 2015 #46

Great to see you back, sea! brer cat Nov 2015 #23

thank you for the welcome back. seabeyond Nov 2015 #36

I have a Canon PowerShot SX400 IS Zing Zing Zingbah Nov 2015 #24

Excellent information. Thank you, I appreciate it. Nt. seabeyond Nov 2015 #38

Useful thread. I'm in the market as well. mmonk Nov 2015 #25

I put another thread in the photograph group. seabeyond Nov 2015 #27

Thanks mmonk Nov 2015 #42

Great thread-I'm in the market fredamae Nov 2015 #26

I put another thread in the photograph group. seabeyond Nov 2015 #28

Thx! :) fredamae Nov 2015 #29

May I add one other thing to think about, your computer, monitor and software. FLPanhandle Nov 2015 #30

Excellent point. seabeyond Nov 2015 #32

I have three canon C-100s I use for commercials and films and a Black Magic Katashi_itto Nov 2015 #37

Or--buy him a used OM-1 (or the equivalent) librechik Nov 2015 #43

Get a good used/refurbished SLR like a Canon 50D on eBay tabasco Nov 2015 #44

I have a Fuji XP "tough" camera lumberjack_jeff Nov 2015 #45