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Loakesy

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...my new baby


http://www.canon.co....al_SLR/EOS_60D/


Finally picked it up yesterday. There are so many bells and whistles, I don't think I'll ever fully get to grips with it, but it will be fun trying.

I hope to take plenty of photos of my plants this year, unlike last year.

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very nice indeed!
I just went for the competitor, Nikon D5100 :smile:

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Daniel G

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I honestly think i hate people with cameras this good!
All i have is an olympus camedia.... :(
Time for you to get to work with some plant pictures now :D

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Great choice! Canon makes nice cameras. I am currently eying what I think is one level down from yours, being the Canon Rebel Ti3.
It will be nice to see some photos taken with your new toy! hint, hint...

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Nice camera :) I had opportunity to try out that camera. However, I am the ''nikon man'' :) Therefore, for my birthday I got Nikon D90 :)

Edited by Gekon, 13 March 2012 - 23:02 PM.


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Loakesy

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I did consider the Nikon, but as all my lenses are Canon fit, it made sense to for the same again. I they're much-of-a-muchness when it comes to quality.

As soon as my plants start to do anything really exciting I'll be ther with the camera.

BTW this was paid for (almost solely) by ebay sales - mostly CPs - and I didn't touch the bank account. And it only took me about 4 months to raise the funds!

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View PostLoakesy, on 14 March 2012 - 09:44 AM, said:


BTW this was paid for (almost solely) by ebay sales - mostly CPs - and I didn't touch the bank account. And it only took me about 4 months to raise the funds!

well done, still to pay for mine!

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Good choice, Andy, very good choice indeed.

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Very Good Choice there!

For people on a lower buget, a Canon EOS 550D's very good as well. I got it as a gift last year and its so awesome!  :sun_bespectacled: