My price range as of right now isnt that high and i cant really afford a brand new one since im only still in high school but id appreciate it if anyone is selling and lets me know.
Those are your photobucket pics? What do you shoot with now? I know jst how you feel, I wanted god gear while I was in high school. I was lucky enough to have a coin collection that appreciated. Are you looking towards a Canon Rebel or Nikon D100?
You bought god's gear with your coin collection??? I can only imagine the reach his Telephoto must have had. Just curious, I've always wanted to know... does he use primes or zooms? If you can't say, that's cool too, I understand. And man, that must have been one mighty fine coin collection. All I got for my baseball cards was a beat-up flash from some down-on-her-luck guardian angel. The injustice of it all.
If you can, get a used rebel. You could probably pick one up around $500. And if anyone's willing to trade me my baseball cards for a D20, I'll GIVE you my Rebel! (I thought for sure that '84 Donruss Mattingly rookie was going to be my retirement some day. Stupid 1989 thinking...)
You bought god's gear with your coin collection??? I can only imagine the reach his Telephoto must have had. Just curious, I've always wanted to know... does he use primes or zooms? If you can't say, that's cool too, I understand. And man, that must have been one mighty fine coin collection. All I got for my baseball cards was a beat-up flash from some down-on-her-luck guardian angel. The injustice of it all.
"Consulting the rules of composition before taking a photograph, is like consulting the laws of gravity before going for a walk." - Edward Weston "The Edge... there is no honest way to explain it because the only people who really know where it is are the ones who have gone over."-Hunter S.Thompson
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You bought god's gear with your coin collection??? I can only imagine the reach his Telephoto must have had. Just curious, I've always wanted to know... does he use primes or zooms? If you can't say, that's cool too, I understand. And man, that must have been one mighty fine coin collection. All I got for my baseball cards was a beat-up flash from some down-on-her-luck guardian angel. The injustice of it all.
If you can, get a used rebel. You could probably pick one up around $500. And if anyone's willing to trade me my baseball cards for a D20, I'll GIVE you my Rebel! (I thought for sure that '84 Donruss Mattingly rookie was going to be my retirement some day. Stupid 1989 thinking...)
"The Edge... there is no honest way to explain it because the only people who really know where it is are the ones who have gone over."-Hunter S.Thompson
I bought silver at $3 an ounce, one bar a week with my allowance as a kid, and thanks to the Hunt brothers sold it for $50 an ounce when I was 17.