i am a one thousander!
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As a former 1000D beginner user....i'd say you've got yourself a pretty decent camera ! I've had alot of satisfaction from this cam and till this day i've nvr regretted having it. The only setbks i had was not having enough $ to buy better lenses and bcos i went into sports shoots i eventually had to change to a 40D because of the burst rate.
jlkk76 said:
why is it the lightside. then where's the darkside? ha.:bsmilie:
hahaha... will BBB after i learn more.. i think my first buy is prolly as expected... 50mm f1.8.
Oh ya. do u guys put screen protectors on the lcd? i forgot to ask abt it ytd.:sweat:
u wont go wrong with a screen protector, it will protect your lcd screen from getting scratch.
join us in our thread in kopitiam and we will teach u more...:devil:
u shld have ask for a free screen protector when u purchased ur cam....go get it a harvey norman at ard $5 bah...and ask them to stick for u..
congrats on your new 1000d! I also just bought my 1000d 1 month ago and is enjoying every moment of it. But during this 1 month, my shutter count went up to 4.3k as I was always trying different angles to take pictures, looking for things to take and learning all the skills that I have learnt in this forum. I love to take landscape shots and always find that the kit lens was quite limited with its 18mm. I always couldn't manage to take the pics of whole building and scenery and decided to upgrade my lens. I then finally decided to upgrade my kit lens to 15-85. It gives me the ability to have a wider angle and much more zoom then my kit lens as I needed a walkabout lens instead of so many lens. One day you will feel the same like me too :bsmilie: Enjoy your taking photos!
kohanson said:
can i ask how big is the difference from 18mm to 15mm focal length?
I reckon 15-85 must be an expensive lens... i sometimes wish i can have a better zoom at things i shoot outside too. but i think at the moment i can only afford 50mm 1.8. :sweat:
SnapSniper said:
yesyes!
User is the most important than what body you've choosen.
Welcome to the world of D-SLR~!
& beware of the BBB virus~!;p
Welcome to the world of D-SLR~!
& beware of the BBB virus~!;p
your road to being an Oned or a Oneds and getting L'ed starts from today :bsmilie:
shoot shoot shoot
welcome onboard !
shoot shoot shoot
welcome onboard !
the difference is a slightly wider angle which I have always wanted as I only wish to have 1 lens for walkabout. Its a good investment. the lens cost 1130 and its a new edition to the EFS series, there are vignetting at the sides when the aperture is wide open at 15mm and 85mm. But I don't mind :bsmilie: below are comparison shots. All are shot at f3.5 and iso 800 as I m lazy to take out my tripod.
18mm
15mm
the difference is a slightly wider angle which I have always wanted as I only wish to have 1 lens for walkabout. Its a good investment. the lens cost 1130 and its a new edition to the EFS series, there are vignetting at the sides when the aperture is wide open at 15mm and 85mm. But I don't mind :bsmilie: below are comparison shots. All are shot at f3.5 and iso 800 as I m lazy to take out my tripod.
18mm
15mm
Wah, if u really took the effort just to show me the difference between the 2 focal length, its really very big thank you for that!!!
Ok. the difference is quite big from wad i see.:thumbsup: these freaking lenses are just so ex, i will have to save up for some time before i get one of these. Till then, i should have plenty of time to decide wad i need... :think:
haha. I just happen to have the photo when I took it with my 18mm a few days back. So i took it with the 15mm yesterday to show the difference.
Save up for lens, don't be tempted to upgrade ur camera. Get the best lenses u can afford and use them everyday.
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