Investing in a camera case or lens is a very recurring debate in the field of SLR photography enthusiasts, most of my colleagues feel that they have a very clear answer, for a group, it must certainly be the body of the camera, for the other group, are the objectives, and both groups use a series of more than valid arguments to each defend their own point of view.
In today’s article, I’ll use each other’s arguments to present my own point of view. If you’ve saved a few dollars, want to invest in improving your photo equipment and aren’t sure what exactly it is, don’t miss this article.
- Goal or body.
- Whatever.
- Buy the one you need.
- Buddy.
- There is no point in engaging in almost ideological debates.
- To the death.
- Trying to show that one opinion or another is ALWAYS the right one.
- Because it simply is not.
There will be moments, circumstances, cases and people for whom buying a camera case is more successful at that time, either because they are looking for more megapixels than they will need or because their camera produces too much ISO noise in low light situations. , either because your current camera does not offer video recording, or for any other reason, others, on the other hand, will dictate the purchase of a lens, either because they need a focal length that they do not have, or because they need a lens with greater aperture and therefore more light, or for whatever reason.
As you can see dear reader, mine is an intermediate opinion, you really only need to buy what you really need, you do not have to buy only lenses and you do not have to focus only on changing cameras. it’s going to change what you play for a change.
That’s all for today. Ala, behave well?