joseph_wickline asked:

I am just getting in to proffesional digital photography. What are some good cameras to start out with? I have done some photography, but I am looking to purchase a camera with a much better picture.
I am looking for something under $300 dollars if possible.

Question posted courtesy of: Gertrude

charice266 asked:

I want to purchase a new digital camera for my photography. I am looking for a more amateur/professional camera for nature photography. I need one that can do the following, preferably:

One that takes very high res images.
One with a good/fast zoom since I take a lot of close-up pictures of very small things and landscapes you cannot get real close too.
Something that can take a little movement. Be a small tremor from me, or movement from the subject.
Would prefer a view finder then a screen, but not a must. Something that can take a little moisture and some shaking. I hike a lot for photography, so it could get bumpy. I am also in the south, so the humidity is very high here all year round. I am not going to take it out in a rainstorm (it would be nice if I could), but a little moisture is going to be inevitable.

I am looking to spend around $350-$500 on the camera.

Anyone know of a model that is good for this? Any personal experiences with it? Any sample photos? Help?

Question posted courtesy of: Frederick

kgn7003 asked:

If you’re brand new to digital photography and digital cameras, what questions do you have about the hobby or getting started and what kind of resource would help you start enjoying digital photography faster?

Question posted courtesy of: Jacob

Shay asked:

I would like to take some photos at an upcoming wedding this next spring. I am new to photography and I am taking classes now on how to use my camera. What I would like to know is what equipment I will need. I will just be taking casual, practice photos and using this for a learning experience.

I have a Nikon D40 (I am thinking about getting a D80 or a D200), I have a 18-55mm lens, a 70-200mm lens and an SB800 flash (do I need a diffuser?).

I am considering purchasing a 70-300mm af-s vr lens.

What else do I need to consider? Thanks for your help!!!
I also have a tripod.

Question posted courtesy of: Floyd

davidvangorp asked:

Mostly, I would like to do headshots and fashion photography.

Question posted courtesy of: Alma

mononoke903 asked:

I am about to buy a Nikon D200 for my backpacking trip in Canada. This will be my first digital camera and I would really like to get some nice lenses. I have been looking around and so far I think what I would like is the 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 G ED-IF AF-S VR DX Zoom-Nikkor for my main, 105mm f/2.8G ED-IF AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor for a macro, 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5D ED-IF AF Zoom-Nikkor for a wide angle, 85mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor for a telephoto, and 10.5mm f/2.8G ED AF DX Fisheye-Nikkor and for a fisheye. Are these the best choices? I am not up to date on the Nikon equipment and am not sure if I am making the right choices.

Question posted courtesy of: Alice

ejreb@sbcglobal.net asked:

I’m looking for a hands on beginner’s class in digital photography in the downtown or near north area in Chicago, which will also teach how to upload and download photos and will recommend and demonstrate how to use the best software for beginners to modify/adjust photos.

Question posted courtesy of: Deborah

tatmomx10 asked:

The assisant’s duties would include managing equipment, arranging subjects to photo, and taking some pictures. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Question posted courtesy of: Stacey