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^Nice, Your pictures actually took me there
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Learning to edit really changed my world. I'm no where near where I want to be, but being able to make pictures more visually appealing and correcting small things is dope.
Sup guise, photography newb here who has never owned a camera outside of the one attached to a smart phone, also an architectural major who just enrolled into an architectural photography class. I am now in the market for a dslr and would really like yall's opinion on which to go with. My budget has my options narrowed down to only entry level cameras so I am looking at the following bundles from bestbuy...
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/nikon-d...lack/3643029.p?id=1219092579150&skuId=3643029
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/canon-e...lack/1004002.p?id=1219459331617&skuId=1004002
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/canon-r...lack/8754125.p?id=1219378312084&skuId=8754125
Some lense suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I favor shooting landscapes, and would like to eventually do portraits for family & friends. I'm a "noob" but here are a couple of contributions. Keep in mind I know nothing about photography but open to learning.
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Not really. They had one at my local shop, but someone already put a deposit down. I do hope sigma comes out with a 85 ART, still want to give them a try.Didn't wanna cop one off Amazon?
Appreciate the insight. For someone with a Canon T5, any suggestions on an affordable lens with a a are aperature? Ive managed with the 18-55 kit lens, but figured id start to diversify a bit. My price rage is up to $300-400 if that helps.well landscape & portraiture are kinda considered as being on opposite ends on the spectrum when it comes to what the usual lenses are, people go wide angle (less than 35mm) for landscapes & telephoto (over 70mm) for portraits (35-70 is said to be in the normal range) but obviously you can use any lens for anything...probably the most wanted features in a lens is a large aperture (gives you a bit more flexibility as far as shooting conditions) & sharpness, you can look into renting lenses if you want to try certain lenses out...
I've got a 60D but a bud let me hold his 6D for the Washington Auto Show this week. Its a lot of camera for me but was a blast to use. Peep some pics below and more on my lame site here. More to come. Peace