I should have done with the larger 200 as the 100 is a great “little” bag. It holds a camera and lens but not a longer lens as well.IT works great, but I wish it were a bit larger.
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TO ALL THOSE WHO ASK ABOUT DSLR 10^9999 times!?
Please, I beg you do your own homework.
Step 1:
-Define your budget. If it's less than $500 dollars, forget it. There are no DSLR's under this price range.
Step 2:
Choose your brand. Seriously, Nikon is not better than Canon and Canon is not better than Nikon. Choose whichever one you feel most comfortable with. There are also Sigma and Pentax DSLR's for the more unique people All Dslr amongst us.
Step 3:
Go to the respective manufacturer's site and pick the camera that fits your budget.
Step 4:
Inform yourself about all the features in the camera through reading online or in books.
Step 5:
After a lot of practice with the camera and extensive reading, you should be able to figure out the rest pretty easy, most of your questions from now on should only be opinion based and not "How do I do this questions".
In my defense, I don't think you have to ask about basic how-to questions (What is aperture etc.). You obviously didn't read the manual if you do.
Of course, there will always be some advanced features that can be a little confusing in the manual that require further clarification.
And no, I don't think opinion based questions are annoying. Opinions are one thing you find harder to come by on the internet.
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