Scotty wrote:
Marvel Fan wrote: I know this is a very open ended question. I'm more interested in your personal buying habits. What is the trigger that you justify going out and buying a new camera?
When it limits you or it dies is my motto. If you're somebody named "Stealthy Ninja", it's when a new camera comes out. Doesn't matter the brand.
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Marvel Fan wrote: I know this is a very open ended question. I'm more interested in your personal buying habits. What is the trigger that you justify going out and buying a new camera?
When it limits you or it dies is my motto. If you're somebody named "Stealthy Ninja", it's when a new camera comes out. Doesn't matter the brand.
I like to change cameras so I can avoid cleaning the sensor. So as soon as a speck of dust gets on it I buy a new one.
Scotty wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Marvel Fan wrote: I know this is a very open ended question. I'm more interested in your personal buying habits. What is the trigger that you justify going out and buying a new camera?
When it limits you or it dies is my motto. If you're somebody named "Stealthy Ninja", it's when a new camera comes out. Doesn't matter the brand.
I like to change cameras so I can avoid cleaning the sensor. So as soon as a speck of dust gets on it I buy a new one.
Should I go fuji?
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Marvel Fan wrote: I know this is a very open ended question. I'm more interested in your personal buying habits. What is the trigger that you justify going out and buying a new camera?
When it limits you or it dies is my motto. If you're somebody named "Stealthy Ninja", it's when a new camera comes out. Doesn't matter the brand.
I like to change cameras so I can avoid cleaning the sensor. So as soon as a speck of dust gets on it I buy a new one.
Should I go fuji?
Only if you can handle the Xtreme colours and radical image quality.
You Nikon guys wouldn't be used to the awesome, it takes some time to adjust.
Scotty wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Marvel Fan wrote: I know this is a very open ended question. I'm more interested in your personal buying habits. What is the trigger that you justify going out and buying a new camera?
When it limits you or it dies is my motto. If you're somebody named "Stealthy Ninja", it's when a new camera comes out. Doesn't matter the brand.
I like to change cameras so I can avoid cleaning the sensor. So as soon as a speck of dust gets on it I buy a new one.
Should I go fuji?
Only if you can handle the Xtreme colours and radical image quality.
You Nikon guys wouldn't be used to the awesome, it takes some time to adjust.
Xtreme without an E is too much for me.
Joves wrote: I got off the I need a new camera tread mill quite a while ago. I would say that when it stops working, and when the cost to repair it is more than it is worth.
Gus wrote: I'd add that if your skills exceed your camera's capabilities that it might be time for an upgrade.
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