I have been noticing the weather turning warmer every day. With that comes thoughts of spring and summer…and summer opera programs…and summer stock theater. I would like to remind you to book your sittings early if you want shots ready for the summer season. Often photographers can get booked up, or backed up with their editing load in the big spring/summer crunch.
This spring and summer, I will continue to offer $200 off of my deluxe package. I also would like you to know custom packages are available. Email me with the details of what you need and I can customize a package to fit.
Often, I am asked for my opinion of a good place to start when buying into the DSLR world. Here’s the advice I give anyone considering a DSLR:
1. If you are not sure DSLR is for you, but you are interested in trying it, start with a cheaper body (something like the Nikon D40). These are good starter cameras. The more expensive the body, the better the sensor, the better the camera will do with low light situations.
2. Remember that when you buy a DSLR, you are not just buying a camera, but buying into a camera system. So when you purchase, you will probably be with this brand forever. I recommend either Nikon (my brand) or Canon. They are both very good. Check out both. The software and the controls are slightly different and one will probably feel more intuitive than another. You can try out a camera by borrowing from a friend, or going into a store.
3. Spend your money on lenses (glass). A good lens will give you great shots…no matter what body you are using. These lenses will be transferrable to a new body if you ever decide to upgrade and stay within the same brand. BUT, they are not usable between brands (i.e., a Canon lens will not fit a Nikon body, BUT, a lens that fits a Nikon D40 will also fit the most expensive professional-level Nikon body).
4. Have fun with your new camera!
