Tips & Advice For Buying Your First Camera

In today's video, we talk about some of the things that matter to me about cameras, we talk about learning how to recognize the aspects that matter, so you can determine what type of camera to get. If you know what to focus on, or what to consider when purchasing your first camera, then you can develop your own conclusions and practice critical thinking skills.

Stamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:19 - Hi!
01:17 - 1. Buy Used Equipment.
02:29 - 2. Choose The Correct Type Of Camera
03:50 - 3. The Lens Matters A Lot More Than The Camera Body.
05:04 - 4. The Formfactor Can Make Or Break Your Experience.
06:23 - 5. Tech Specs Do NOT Define You.
08:12 - Conclusion.

Book Mentioned:
The Paradox of Choice - By Barry Schwartz

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[outtathyme]

Definitely agree about starting with used equipment

[stathisiordanidis]

Great video as always Jorge. I currently have an XE3 and an XE1, but I find myself using the XE1 most of the time. The first generation XTrans sensor has something very special. The best photographs that I shot, were with the XE1 and the X100(that I unfortunately sold to buy the XE3). Gear really doesn't matter...it won't make you a better photographer.

[damaralfaruq]

my first camera gave me the feeling because i searched it hard, and of course i bid on it too. But in the end i love it

[tiredeyes_photography]

Camera that makes you what to shoot more is better than camera that makes you shoot better.