Of course I remember you! Thanks for saying hi. It is always fun to see who's out there, especially when it is people from the past! :)
So, I have a canon 5d. Probably not the most economical choice, but I think that just about any DSLR that you get can take great pictures if you know how to use it. And if you are going to spend more money on something, I would invest in some great lenses, rather than the camera. Lenses make all the difference. I actually don't know too much about cameras because my hubby is the one who has done all the research, but I do know that Costco has great package deals pretty much always. That is probably where I would start. I think my sister in law just bought a nikon 40d from there and really loves it, and I also know they have a comparable canon version, though I can't remember exactly which model... I think they are both around 700-1000 bucks, and each have a few lenses with them.
Oh man, I'm sorry I am not more helpful, hopefully that can steer you in the right direction. Really the important thing is that which ever camera you use, make sure you learn to use it in manual mode, and your pictures will turn out great.
You can email me if you have any other questions, erinperry@gmail.com
Your family is darling. I am so jealous that you live in so cal where the sun is always shinning!
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Where did he learn to dance like that? He is so cute!
Chelsey-
Of course I remember you! Thanks for saying hi. It is always fun to see who's out there, especially when it is people from the past! :)
So, I have a canon 5d. Probably not the most economical choice, but I think that just about any DSLR that you get can take great pictures if you know how to use it. And if you are going to spend more money on something, I would invest in some great lenses, rather than the camera. Lenses make all the difference. I actually don't know too much about cameras because my hubby is the one who has done all the research, but I do know that Costco has great package deals pretty much always. That is probably where I would start. I think my sister in law just bought a nikon 40d from there and really loves it, and I also know they have a comparable canon version, though I can't remember exactly which model... I think they are both around 700-1000 bucks, and each have a few lenses with them.
Oh man, I'm sorry I am not more helpful, hopefully that can steer you in the right direction. Really the important thing is that which ever camera you use, make sure you learn to use it in manual mode, and your pictures will turn out great.
You can email me if you have any other questions, erinperry@gmail.com
Your family is darling. I am so jealous that you live in so cal where the sun is always shinning!
You have been teaching him all of your dance moves haven't you? I like how he actually moves really slow!
he's going to have some serious glutes and thighs with that dance. i think i might need to start doing that one. very controlled.
He has always been a good dancer...he has better moves now. I watch his video every day.
Love,
Sue
Logan likes his moves. He wanted to watch if over and over again. I think he's trying to learn.
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