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We're yet to receive the jab here. Thre is a mixed reaction within the communities. Some think it is meant to harm by depopulating people. There are a lot of myths around it that government should first demystify before going ahead to issue the vaccine.

Awesome. And my darling Pentax K -70 is on the list with its crazy ISO 102.400. I love this one. It will take some time for me to change to any other brand.

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Sure thing. I would be excited to have such a feature. That will mean we gain both knowledge and some money in the process. That is just awesome.

Hi james. Glad to have you here. We're on the same boat. And learning will never stop. So let us keep learning new stuff and sharing experience here.

Canon EOS line of cameras is good if you do a lot of travelling. It can be your ultimate travel companion. Haven't owned one, but a close buddy has one. I have been loyal to Pentax for a while now.

Welcome to the community. And sure thing, we will get along here just fine. Am looking forward to you sharing your experience so far in photography.

It is nice to have new members joining in the community. Welcome, Arya. Can't wait to learn from your experience.

Thanks for the warm welcome @Aryanka. Yes, the Pentaxt K-70 is a rare one. But it works fine. I love the quality of photos it takes. Sure, we will chat more, i will share the photos and my experience with it.

I hve been using Pentax K-70 for 6 months now. Works fine for my basic photography needs. Am still learning the ropes.

Hi guys. What is the difference between these two?

Hello J, i would say photography is more of an art, thus it requires more practice. You can start off by reading some books before you even delve into online courses. You need to practice more by doing.

When your spouse is not a fan of photography, you will have some problems of course. Since you will have to mess up some plans in order to take some sunrise or sunset photos for example.

I have seen people taking very classy and high-quality photos using basic cameras and sometimes just by using phones. It makes me think, should I invest a lot on a high-end camera or instead invest in my skills?

Have you checked Lynda.com or Skillshare? They have some good courses for starters. Very easy to follow and understand. All you need is to have some equipment with you. So that you can follow the instructions as you set yours.