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    also some of the better advice i got off that forum is
    1. start small one or two lenses until you decide what you want/love to take pics of then purchase your lens's and other gear for that subject, this way you dont end up with 50 different lenses only to find out you use 2 or three.
    2. the photographer makes the camera the camera doesnt make the photographer, this is the trap that gets me cause i always want to buy better or newer stuff no matter what im into at the time (i have serious upgradeitis)
    so i keep telling myself james it dont matter if you spend 5,000 if you dont know how to use the camera you have that 5,000 camera you want will not be any better your pics will still look like crap regardless haha !!!!!

    hope some of my newb ramblings might have helped even if it was just a little,good luck
    Last edited by 05kas05; 11-30-2012 at 10:33 PM.

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