Emily asked:
I am sixteen, have taken a few photography classes, and want to go into photography/teaching photography. I have a digital camera but just a basic point and shoot type one. I want to get a professional one but don’t know where to start looking. I’m want to be able to buy this on my own without help from my parents. If you know any where I can control the shutter speed/ hold it open as long as I’d like, please tell me. Thanks!
I am sixteen, have taken a few photography classes, and want to go into photography/teaching photography for college. I have a digital camera but just a basic point and shoot type one. I want to get a professional one but don’t know where to start looking. I’m want to be able to buy this on my own without help from my parents. If you know any where I can control the shutter speed/ hold it open as long as I’d like, please tell me. Thanks!
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I am sixteen, have taken a few photography classes, and want to go into photography/teaching photography. I have a digital camera but just a basic point and shoot type one. I want to get a professional one but don’t know where to start looking. I’m want to be able to buy this on my own without help from my parents. If you know any where I can control the shutter speed/ hold it open as long as I’d like, please tell me. Thanks!
I am sixteen, have taken a few photography classes, and want to go into photography/teaching photography for college. I have a digital camera but just a basic point and shoot type one. I want to get a professional one but don’t know where to start looking. I’m want to be able to buy this on my own without help from my parents. If you know any where I can control the shutter speed/ hold it open as long as I’d like, please tell me. Thanks!
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canon is the way to go. i don’t know how much you are willing to spend but this is a great camera for the money:
i hope this helps
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Emily, you can control all dSLR cameras’ shutter speed and the aperture.
What do you mean, teaching photography? You’re still learning–don’t expect to teach anyone until you have years of experience. A brand new pilot does not teach another person how to fly-yet.
Any dSLR will do. What you’re referring to would be one that costs like $3,000 at least without a lens and that is what you don’t need at this time.