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Thread: Hello...

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    Junior Member Austriana's Avatar
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    Hello...

    Just thought I'd say hi.

    I'm a beginner photographer, and found this forum when searching for information about digital cameras.
    My senior year of highschool I took a photography class, but I have forgotten most of what I know since it was seven years ago.
    I still own my Minolta maxxum stsi, but I rarely use it. Film & developing cost lots of money! If I had room for my own darkroom, I'd use it more, but unfortunately that's not the case. Lately I've been using my point&shoot Sony Cybershot...but I really hate how restricted its use is. So, beginning today, I decided I'm going to shop around for a much nicer digital camera...so I may be frequenting these boards (first to figure out what I want, then to relearn how to use a camera properly!)

    So...yeah...nice to meet ya.

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    Re: Hello...

    Welcome Austriana. I have been a member here for a few months and find I always get good answers to any questions I post here. Post away.

    Cheers,

    WesternGuy

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    Viewfinder and Off-Topic Co-Mod walterick's Avatar
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    Re: Hello...

    Welcome Austriana! Enjoy your stay here, have fun looking around and don't hesitiate to ask any questions. Make sure you take a look at the Welcome Thread (link in my signature) to get a quick cross-section of the site and what we have to offer. The Digital Cameras Forum may be a good place to start for your search for a new digi. Good luck in your decision!

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    Re: Hello...

    Welcome to the site. Happy to have you!

    Sounds to me like you should be looking at one of these >>

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    To Capture the Mind! MarcusK's Avatar
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    Re: Hello...

    Austriana welcome aboard....

    for the past...oh....month or so, i kicked-in my activity here.... and although i did find and register with other forums....none were as helpful and great as this one is... i do feel as part of the family so....yeah...like WesternGuy said...post away!

    Marc
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    Kindly do NOT edit my photos - I would rather try and apply your advice and learn...

    My Ramblings....

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    Re: Hello...

    Nice to have you aboard. Hope you find this to be as welcoming a community of shutterbugs as i have over the last few years. Plenty of help available and lots of opinions on equipment. We have avid posters that use every thing from a small P&S to the latest pro equipment. Browse the forums and check out the gallery and use the reviews when you find camera you think you like. Use the site and have fun with photography.
    Don't forget about the Gallery. Are your photos there??


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