I'm totally virgin to photography. However, I love images and HDR images.
I love landscapes and weather photography and would love to take pictures of those kind of things.
I don't have £1000's to spend, and obviously need to be sensible with the money.
If I do choose the 450D ( I don't like to buy 2nd hand as I don't want the risk of damage). I have no desire to buy 3nd hand.
Would like advice on the following?
- What lens to get to do landscape images?
- What lens to get for weather photography?
- Is 450D suitable for HDR?
- Any good bags for this product?
- What filters?
- What lenses for fast moving things such as aircraft landing or waterfalls.
- Is it worth just getting the body only package, and save the few pounds instead of getting the standard lens with it?
I have no interest in macro photography, as well as night time photography.
The Sigma 10-22mm is advised for landscapes images, and I may go with that.
The filters is something that seems very interesting, but also very confusing to choose what could be best for the kind of stuff I'd like to shoot.
I love landscapes and weather photography and would love to take pictures of those kind of things.
I don't have £1000's to spend, and obviously need to be sensible with the money.
If I do choose the 450D ( I don't like to buy 2nd hand as I don't want the risk of damage). I have no desire to buy 3nd hand.
Would like advice on the following?
- What lens to get to do landscape images?
- What lens to get for weather photography?
- Is 450D suitable for HDR?
- Any good bags for this product?
- What filters?
- What lenses for fast moving things such as aircraft landing or waterfalls.
- Is it worth just getting the body only package, and save the few pounds instead of getting the standard lens with it?
I have no interest in macro photography, as well as night time photography.
The Sigma 10-22mm is advised for landscapes images, and I may go with that.
The filters is something that seems very interesting, but also very confusing to choose what could be best for the kind of stuff I'd like to shoot.
- you need to be able to save the pic in RAW format (don't want any jpeg compression messing up your pic), and need to take a few shots of the same thing at different exposures to get good results.