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    Friday, July 24, 2020

    Which was my first camera?



    With the right camera you can take exceptional pictures that can blow your friends and family's mind. I'm no expert in cameras but I did do my research and want to talk about why I chose my first camera, a Nikon D5600.

    Before I get into all the reasons about why I chose my camera I just want to talk about what I like about photography the most. I enjoy documenting moments as well as capturing snapshots of nature. I wanted a camera that stood the test of intermediate and professional grade as well as holding exceptional quality. So I did my research and found one Nikon D5600. All the reviews say what a great camera it is for beginners to intermediate and I felt it could take me into the long-run of my photography career until I felt comfortable enough to buy a professional camera down the line if that is something that I want. 

    As I studied the qualities of the camera, I feel it is a good camera for beginners and professionals because of its quality. It takes photographs at an ISO of 100 to 25600 and it's shutter speed runs to 1/4000. The only thing I don't like about the aperture is that it's lowest number is still pretty big in comparison to other great cameras but it still gets the work done for bokeh if that's what you're looking for, like here:  


    I also really like the compact quality of the camera. It fits nicely in the palm of my hand and I can just put it in a small satchel and take it with me on the go anywhere. I have already taken it with me on countless walling trips where I have taken pictures in town and in nature. Here are some pictures I have taken: 


    before I sum up this article, I just want to point out the importance of buying a crra or lense kit. I also noticed, that f you buy the camera with a camera kit you will get two lenses of 18 mm to 55 mm and 70 mm to 300 mm, which is a fun buy especially if you want to take long range photos down the line. I feel that both lenses work really well but I have used the 55mm lense more so everyday rather than the longer lense for breif moments outdoors. 

    As a result, I feel this camera is a great purchase for many reasons. It is a nice camera for intermediate to professional Photographer's who want to take quality pictures, it is a nice compact camera and the lense kit comes with great features. I include the lense kit in a link here as well to help you get the same camera I got to start out at a good price. If you enjoyed this article, please like, comment, share and subscribe to this blog for more content in the future. 

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