Camera Shopping

[No-Pro-mwa]

I know and I really need to do just that. The camera I have now which is my first digital I do like but I also new when I got it I would want one I could change lenses on one day. I use to have an old Pentax camera I could do that with. Oh how I did love that camera.

[silken]

Originally Posted by No-Pro-mwa

I know and I really need to do just that. The camera I have now which is my first digital I do like but I also new when I got it I would want one I could change lenses on one day. I use to have an old Pentax camera I could do that with. Oh how I did love that camera.

I had a wonderful old Pentax and a fair bit of equipment for it until we were broken into and it was stolen. I loved it and it was my first SLR. Film back then of course. I am on my 3rd digital, not counting the little underwater point and shoots we have had for snorkelling etc. I have had two Nikon DSLR's and been happy with both. My latest one is a full frame and I love it. But the better the quality, the larger and heavier the cameras and lenses are

[No-Pro-mwa]

Originally Posted by silken

I had a wonderful old Pentax and a fair bit of equipment for it until we were broken into and it was stolen. I loved it and it was my first SLR. Film back then of course. I am on my 3rd digital, not counting the little underwater point and shoots we have had for snorkelling etc. I have had two Nikon DSLR's and been happy with both. My latest one is a full frame and I love it. But the better the quality, the larger and heavier the cameras and lenses are

So sorry about your old camera. I know I will probably never use it again but I used it allot at the time and I got good pictures most of the time.

[silken]

Originally Posted by No-Pro-mwa

So sorry about your old camera. I know I will probably never use it again but I used it allot at the time and I got good pictures most of the time.

Thanks. I really got to love the Minolta that replaced it and a Nikon D80 after that and now a Nikon D600 which is my current camera. I don't miss lugging bags of exposed and un-exposed films on trips and trying to protect them from airport X-rays and the heat etc. It is so much simpler in that regard! And less expensive for data storage.

Go find a new camera you can love

Good luck RJSquirrel and have fun with your new one!