Re: Not Trains: Camera of Choice
| December 18, 2014 08:01AM |
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I wasn't really asking for ideas on what to buy, just talking about our gear and which ones we like to use or want to buy. Kind of like which K-37 we want to restore in the future! 
But, I have no question on why people spend that kind of cash. I'm a college student so the $1,000 for a 60D and the 18-135 mm was a big leap for me. I just wish it had more cross-point focusing.
I do liked my cropped DSLR because it gets me a little closer to the far shots. Not to say if I had $5 grand and an extra $4 grand for a 500mm lens, that I wouldn't buy one.
But, I have no question on why people spend that kind of cash. I'm a college student so the $1,000 for a 60D and the 18-135 mm was a big leap for me. I just wish it had more cross-point focusing.
I do liked my cropped DSLR because it gets me a little closer to the far shots. Not to say if I had $5 grand and an extra $4 grand for a 500mm lens, that I wouldn't buy one.
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