Recent content by JimA

The Canon Rebel t4i at $800.

Being a Canon user and loyalist I recommend only one brand - Canon. The t3i is an excellent camera.

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Any good lens will do the trick. There seems to be the conception that a certain lens can only be used for certain things - to me that's just not true. So... pick one you like. I happen to like the 50mm f/1.8. Excellent in low light or actually any kind of light.

So let me ask you. Why on earth would you believe that a cheap, nothing like that ipad would be able to produce movie quality video?

To me auto is a bad idea. What you're doing is allowing your fully controllable camera to make decisions for you. That's now these cameras were designed... they are fully controllable. So, unless a certain situation dictates something different I manually set my ISO at 100 and leave it there...

Since this is your first one perhaps you should be choosing a different camera such as the Canon t3 or the t1i. I'm a Canon owner and this company makes excellent cameras... I recommend them highly.

If you have control over your shutter speed set it to 1/500. If not you'll get blur.

Right click the icon and hit delete. Done

Right click the icon and hit delete. Done

Yes, i named my Dog Josh. He's a black Shepherd

Islam is the most violent religion in the world. That's why you can't never see a rich Muslim-Country.

the only advice I have... check the feedback on sellers -TkdWarrior-

I happen to own one and yes I would. I've had mine for over a year and I've had excellent results with it.

You're not understanding something. Low light photography is tricky at best. To do low light with any dslr you'll have to learn either time exposure or buy a lens that meets the need.