How well do you know your XSi? If you haven't mastered that one, you may not be ready to start a business. Some part of the decision is what type of business you are considering.momsw/camera12 wrote: I would like to start my own photography business but I don't know what kind of camera to buy. Any suggestion?
That doesn`t say much about what type of photographic business you want to start or your skill set.It`s very vague,I think a new thread would be more appropriate.momsw/camera12 wrote: I would like to start my own photography business but I don't know what kind of camera to buy. Any suggestion?
RogerS wrote: Out of curiosity, if you have to ask which camera, are you next going to ask which lighting..........or which backdrops........or which location? Only when you have experience, knowledge, camera techniques, and good people sense, as well as a business knowledge, are you ready to start a business.
I don't intend to sound harsh, but this is the harsh reality of being in business.
with both of you,great replies.Scotty wrote:
RogerS wrote: Out of curiosity, if you have to ask which camera, are you next going to ask which lighting..........or which backdrops........or which location? Only when you have experience, knowledge, camera techniques, and good people sense, as well as a business knowledge, are you ready to start a business.
I don't intend to sound harsh, but this is the harsh reality of being in business.
I agree. If you don't even know what kind of camera you need you are going to get eaten alive in this industry.
You need to learn the craft for a few years, and you need to have a key understanding of marketing and running a business.
robbie wrote:
with both of you,great replies.Scotty wrote:
RogerS wrote: Out of curiosity, if you have to ask which camera, are you next going to ask which lighting..........or which backdrops........or which location? Only when you have experience, knowledge, camera techniques, and good people sense, as well as a business knowledge, are you ready to start a business.
I don't intend to sound harsh, but this is the harsh reality of being in business.
I agree. If you don't even know what kind of camera you need you are going to get eaten alive in this industry.
You need to learn the craft for a few years, and you need to have a key understanding of marketing and running a business.
momsw/camera12 wrote: I would like to start my own photography business but I don't know what kind of camera to buy. Any suggestion?
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