I get asked all the time for camera advice... People of all experience levels want to know what the best camera is for the money.
Recently, I have recommended this Canon body and lens to many people, as it seems to suit the widest variety of users (from amateur stay-at-home DIYers and small business owners to semi-pros).
Here, a great deal on a great starter camera from the always great amazon.com:
*For specific questions on how to adapt this gear to your personal shooting situation, please contact me via my photography website, www.leiajobe.com*
Purchase this camera:
http://www.amazon.com/Canon-T3i-Processor-Vari-Angle-Body/dp/B004M170YC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1334754410&sr=8-2
With this lens:
http://www.amazon.com/Canon-50mm-1-8-Camera-Lens/dp/B00007E7JU/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1334754499&sr=1-2
And you are all set to start photographing almost anything. (High speed professional sports and wildlife, however, might be a bit out of this camera's "range"... but you know, sometimes incongruities are awesome. So just keep shooting.)
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Camera Advice
Labels:
camera,
choosing a camera,
digital,
gear,
photography,
recommendations,
SLR,
tips,
what to buy
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Orchids
I am completely fascinated by orchids.
This gorgeous example now lives with me, and I took some pictures of its lovely face... (the text is from my blog project, www.dailythanks.org)
This gorgeous example now lives with me, and I took some pictures of its lovely face... (the text is from my blog project, www.dailythanks.org)
Friday, April 13, 2012
Rayon, Modal, and Tencel, Too
Recently I have been on the hunt for a reasonably priced, high quality, fitted t-shirt, and, much to my chagrin, most of the shirts I found were either partly or fully made out of modal. For me, modal seems a bit too see-through, and although the color is often vibrant, the draping and lack of structure is extremely unflattering.
I wanted cotton.
And so today, I found this lovely neon t-shirt for sale on the theory site, and got all fired up about the lack of "natural" fibers in every market, from high to low. And so I googled rayon, modal, and tencel.
I read this article, expecting the author to be equally frustrated about the pervasiveness of these crazy non-cotton fabrics.
http://www.yesitsorganic.com/rayon-modal-tencel-environmental-friends-or-foes.html
And yet, somehow, I came away from the article feeling strangely sympathetic to tencel. Maybe I should give it half a chance...
But then again...
I wonder if people ever felt this way about polyester.
I wanted cotton.
And so today, I found this lovely neon t-shirt for sale on the theory site, and got all fired up about the lack of "natural" fibers in every market, from high to low. And so I googled rayon, modal, and tencel.
I read this article, expecting the author to be equally frustrated about the pervasiveness of these crazy non-cotton fabrics.
http://www.yesitsorganic.com/rayon-modal-tencel-environmental-friends-or-foes.html
And yet, somehow, I came away from the article feeling strangely sympathetic to tencel. Maybe I should give it half a chance...
But then again...
I wonder if people ever felt this way about polyester.
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