I was ready to rush out and purchase the Nikon D60 digital camera on sale the other day, when my photography mentor told me that using my nifty neato point and shoot Kodak Easy Share C813 should be sufficient.
He and his photo friends were talking about aperture, f settings and white balance. I have not a clue what was going on, because I see my darker colored products were casting a darker shadow with the exact same settings as the previous shot. Tim, over at TimothyAdamDesign.com said that using both types of cameras would be feasible.
So as I drool over the sale flyers, the Nikon D60 digital camera keeps coming to the top of my desk. All my brothers and sisters in laws have one, so they can't be that difficult to operate. It's not like I am taking wedding photographs or anything. I will keep looking and perhaps catch the next sale somewhere. Oh Snap! I forgot I live in the middle of nowhere, with noplace to shop. Guess I'll have to get one online...now the real shopping begins.
The real cost for the Nikon D60 comes when you start adding on features, and extra lenses. I am certain, however, that the basic lense will work nicely in the beginning. I really should dig out my husbands Olympus digital cameras. It was one of the first, having only barely 3.0. I have heard photography is very addicting.
Anyone out there like their Nikon D60digital camera?
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