Want to Buy: 35MM SLR Camera - Woodbridge,Va
#1
35MM SLR Camera - Woodbridge,Va
Hey ... im looking for a 35mm slr camera for my photography class next school year ... pm me or just leave a comment with ur price, model, model number, and zip code(for shipping ) thanks
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#2
Post a classified ad?
My dad donated our two 35mm slr's to kids with ads on craigslist for their photography class. Might try that out. Maybe even try out some photography forums too. Good luck.
My dad donated our two 35mm slr's to kids with ads on craigslist for their photography class. Might try that out. Maybe even try out some photography forums too. Good luck.
#5
i dont have one yet ... the price cant be to high but yeah go ahead and pm me with the quote and also a qquote for shipping to 22192
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That’s plus shipping… sorry I didn’t mention it before from zipper 01930.
From what I am told any Canon Lens will work BUT IMHO you want the lenses that are designed for a Digital Cameras and I like the IS Lenses (Image Stability) help steady the lens when shooting slow speeds.
Another thing to remember about digital SLRs, and choosing lenses, there is a multiplier you need to take into consideration of approximately 1.5.
If you buy a Tele-Zoom, 28-135mm you are really getting 42-200mm so you have to think about what you want to do with a lens and how much magnification you really want.
Also, look for used lenses, there are good ones out there.
Anyways let me know.
p.s. If you are thinking about this one look at the older Rebel Cameras for data on it, this one only has through the View Finder viewing not on the rear panel.
From what I am told any Canon Lens will work BUT IMHO you want the lenses that are designed for a Digital Cameras and I like the IS Lenses (Image Stability) help steady the lens when shooting slow speeds.
Another thing to remember about digital SLRs, and choosing lenses, there is a multiplier you need to take into consideration of approximately 1.5.
If you buy a Tele-Zoom, 28-135mm you are really getting 42-200mm so you have to think about what you want to do with a lens and how much magnification you really want.
Also, look for used lenses, there are good ones out there.
Anyways let me know.
p.s. If you are thinking about this one look at the older Rebel Cameras for data on it, this one only has through the View Finder viewing not on the rear panel.
#11
ahhhhh okay ... u people on this website are two damn smart ... ill have to have a talk with my money source about it ... thanks for the mini lesson lol
#12
You were specific about a 35mm SLR. This is different than a DSLR.
#14
didnt think of that .... im gonnna go ahead and hold off until i talk with the instructor on which is better ... im pretty sure it doesnt matter film or digital ... ill get back to you on that one
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fx4wannbe, good idea to talk to the teach about the class requirements.
BUT, IMHO, a Photography Class in a digital age, that doesn’t teach digital isn’t up to date.
Remember one thing about photography, IMHO, this is… it isn’t the camera that makes the picture it’s the one looking through the view finder.
Good Luck on the Photo Class, it has to be the best feeling when you have captured a picture that is “it”. The correct light, the correct exposure and you found the best angle, it turns out like no other and ends up on the Cover of National Geographic, OK so it will be a while but aim high and take a lot of pictures because you can delete but you may never find the right spot again.
BUT, IMHO, a Photography Class in a digital age, that doesn’t teach digital isn’t up to date.
Remember one thing about photography, IMHO, this is… it isn’t the camera that makes the picture it’s the one looking through the view finder.
Good Luck on the Photo Class, it has to be the best feeling when you have captured a picture that is “it”. The correct light, the correct exposure and you found the best angle, it turns out like no other and ends up on the Cover of National Geographic, OK so it will be a while but aim high and take a lot of pictures because you can delete but you may never find the right spot again.
#16
sorry scrambler but i got one for free ... its a minolta film camera ... jeff if you have any pictures of those lenses we could set up a price and i might consider it
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