New camera

ninjamyst said:
Lens are not any more expensive than Nikon or Canon lens and they are on par with consumer level Nikon / Canon lens. The OP is not gonna drop $2k on a pro Nikon / Canon lens anyway.
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No, the OP settle with Canon Rebel 6T already, we just talk for fun..

I am talking about this len for me if I go to Sony

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/con...ap=y&m=Y&c3api=1876,52934715962,&A=details&Q=

And still more than canon

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/con...ap=y&m=Y&c3api=1876,92051678642,&Q=&A=details
 
I still use an old Rebel 8.1, it's been flawless and I just can't justify upgrading the body. I really only use it for Macro shots and general shooting, maybe I just don't know what I'm missing. Buy the best one you can afford, you have a clean slate since you aren't already buried in lenses.
 
Well I ended up going and getting the Canon Rebel t6 package. I have a lot to learn about this camra did not have the patience to figure it out yet, if some one can help me set it up that would be grate I did take a fee pictures with it last night but nothing like I have seen a lot you you guys take
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maidia said:
What you lost about? Is it come with software? Pictures look good...Play around with the edit software you will be fine...

Try to play with all the WB...
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Its might be that I need better lenses idk yet

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No software just a lot of different setting on it
 
Yeah, the best thing you can do is just set it to manual and shoot a ton with it. You'll quickly learn what each adjustment does by trial and error.

Get some cheap extension tubes so you can take macros with your existing lens.
 
pics came out good. just keep taking shots and practicing. maybe a tripod and macro lens in the future. turn off pumps while taking shots. i like using aperature setting.
 
Sawdonkey said:
Yeah, the best thing you can do is just set it to manual and shoot a ton with it. You'll quickly learn what each adjustment does by trial and error.

Get some cheap extension tubes so you can take macros with your existing lens.
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When you say cheap, how cheap and what am I looking for?

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fredfish13 said:
pics came out good. just keep taking shots and practicing. maybe a tripod and macro lens in the future. turn off pumps while taking shots. i like using aperature setting.
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Thanks! I am new to having a "real camra " so I got a lot to learn .
 
Thanks for the suggestion! I just picked up a set of these extension tubes for cheap.

Sawdonkey said:
Yeah, the best thing you can do is just set it to manual and shoot a ton with it. You'll quickly learn what each adjustment does by trial and error.

Get some cheap extension tubes so you can take macros with your existing lens.
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