mmmpshh i really like the light shot

 

thanks. im trynna get my editing skills down. lol

 

some old ones

 

 

 

http://www.petapixel.com/2011/06/08/...d-after-fight/

 

^...wow. all her stuff would be in the damn street

 

those shoes remind me of snooki.

 

^lol... my wife got the little girl she wanted and this is what happened. I bought her a couple pair of jordans but neither one of them was havin it. lol

 

So I want to get in the DSLR game, im getting my paycheck soon. Dont know much about, but nikon is the prefered brand right?

I was looking at the D5100 what do you guys think?

 

Nikon owners will tell you to buy Nikon, and Canon owners will tell you to buy Canon. It really comes down to personal preference as far as bodies go. The ergonomics are slightly different and only something you can experience by holding and testing each brand.

 

I see, but both would be great choices I suppose? What would be my options from both brands if my price range is about 800?

 

Well if you want to buy new, I don't even see anything on Canon's site under a grand. With Nikon you have 2 current production choices, the D3100 and the D5100. You also have the D90, D5000, and D3000. Although they've been replaced I would still consider them since their production stopped just this year and they can possibly still be found new.

 

Question. What kinda lenses are you guys using to shoot close up car shots at car shows and such?

 

Canon also sells refurbs. One of my 5diis is a refurb and you can't tell it came with 770 actuations on it.

Good read: http://t.co/NZCDy8x It's unbiased on what happens when a canon user shoots a wedding with a nikon.

 

Really there isnt any DSLR on canon?

 

Nothing on their current lineup is less than $1k.

http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/profes...al_slr_cameras

That doesn't mean that they aren't working on something, but I only keep up with what Nikon is doing so I wouldn't know.

 

On a cropped sensor 24mm to 35mm primes are ideal. Or something like a 24-70mm for a zoom. And for wide shots, pretty much any UWA will work.

 

thanks Jon!

 

Oh jeez I am going to stick with Nikon then, thanks. What do you current DSLR you have?