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Amateur Photography …?
I am developing a keen interest in photography and am looking for a good camera to start. I'm reading a lot good reviews for the new Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT 8MP. Now that the camera runs about $ 700 to 800 BC "It's silly here spend that amount money or I stick to my Nikon Coolpix 2200 that I'm still not taking any pictures very well. I will not go to any professional photography, but like I said I really want to have a great camera. Pearls of wisdom are always welcome! Thanks!
I think if you have a sincere interest in photography the best place to start is not going to make a purchase of an expensive camera, but to go out and buy a book on basics of photography. Although you may have a good camera, if you have a basic understanding of how a camera, basic composition, camera jargon etc. .. then you will be the same place where he began with his Nikon Coolpix, and worse you will feel like you've been scammed for $ 800. Another thing, many of their digital cameras and personal computers in those days. Every few months a new model comes to what the previous generation obsolete or at least seriously devalued. The fact is that despite the fact that these digital cameras Older SLR really are not that outdated, simply devalued. The good thing about this so-called built in obsolescence is the fact that there are plenty of good cameras in the used market. KEH.com I would check for $ 800 you can get a digital camera more professional than a rebel xt, although I think it's a good camera, is not as robust and durable as digital cameras more professional. Anyway here are some links to some books you should look, I recommend the first, but any of the others listed below are so good. As I said, to know first purchase then save yourself some grief.
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