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I want to go to college and study photography, but I want to build a portfolio first. What are the best cameras? I would like to take scenic pictures, close ups, actions shots, and face shots. So basically everything. What is the best camera? Money isn’t an option because I won a scholarship and the company will pay for any camera that I ask for. Thanks!
I am a serious photographer wannabe.
1.I would like to find out the best camera for beginner.
2.The thing is that, is there a steady income for being a photographer?
3. Do cameras get outdated?
4.What is the best brand of camera/lens?
please tell me more on photography. thanks.
I want to film a parkour video first person style with a camera strapped to my head, does anyone know where i can get one of those head strap cameras in toronto for a decent price?
I’m looking to get a digital camera. The biggest thing I’m needing out of it is HD video recording. I know many cameras also record HD, but which is the best? My price range is 0 max. Thanks for your help!
Ok, so I just got into a film school, doing a degree in Screen Production. The school provides cameras for film making, but i want to buy my own camera for independent work outside the school. What are some of the best cameras to buy for beginner film makers? I live in Australia, so something that i can buy here. Thank.
I have a 15 yr old skater. He wants to get a camera. We are using this summer to teach about earning $$, saving, researching his purchase, and getting the best deal he can.
I know nothing about cameras, and he will go spend every dime in his pocket, not knowing exactly what he is getting.
He wants to be able to take pics of him and his friends skating and doing tricks, as well as video. He isn’t exactly careful with equipment. I don’t want him to spend 0 for a gee-whiz camera that looks cool, but has about 200 features that he will never use. He isn’t really much of a techie, so the simpler the better.
Thanks. If you have links or names, I can let him look those up and do the research himself. I just need an idea of a starting point.
Thanks!
I want to buy a camera kit and use it for astrophotography. My budget is around ,000 Australian dollars for the actual camera body.
What are the best cameras, lenses and tripods you would recommend for astrophotography without using a telescope?
First I would like to start with planets, and then try nebulae.
And also, are there any specific brands that are best for this, and why?
Thanks for any advice 
Which lens would you use for planets, and which would you use for nebulae?