If there's something that I need want is a better camera than a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S2000 of 10.1 MP, 3x optical zoom and not very good indoor/night shots.
Not good when almost all my assignments are indoors, poorly lit, or at night. Or with royalty (whom I can't get close enough to) around, or when a flash is unwelcomed. Or when professional photographers with intimidating DSLRs butt me out of the way with their big backpacks (or derrieres).
Not good when almost all my assignments are indoors, poorly lit, or at night. Or with royalty (whom I can't get close enough to) around, or when a flash is unwelcomed. Or when professional photographers with intimidating DSLRs butt me out of the way with their big backpacks (or derrieres).
I need my MONEY $HOT!
So I did some mathematics to determine if getting a new camera is really worth my money:
Oh wait. There's a calculation error! It's actually 19 months worth of photos!
NO. Maybe not.
I used to think like that but when I looked at those pics I took with my friend's DSLR, I'm having second thoughts.
ReplyDeleteSO HOW??? To get? or not to get?
Of course DSLR shots are better. I wouldn't mind one for sure! But I'm speaking in terms of whether it's worth it for my temporary job. So it's a no go.. :( I would have to burn 11 months' pay. But I'm only working for 8 months.
ReplyDelete*Note the calculation error! :P (too long away from math)