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Originally Posted by xelasnave
I would try and identify why your current camera does not produce results....you need to know what you lack before you proceed.
The camera you are thinking about is probably ok and if it is or is not will be part of your journey
Alex
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As a photographer I rarely ever change my gear, before my new cameras four years ago I had my last one ten years, I knew all it was capable of, I could use it blindfold, same with my four year old D4s and D810 and lenses.
So many times I hear people say, the camera I bought last year does not give me the photos I want shall I change it, when in fact it is the person (NO disrespect to the original poster here) that is responsible. One it was said (again NO disrespect) a poor workman always blames his tools.
When I get a new piece of gear I can spend w e e k s learning to use it to my satisfaction.
I have seen the most amazing astro images from a £200 camera and real crap from £1000 ones and it is not the camera !!!!
It is like saying you can't take any good images with a Dobsonian telescope you must have the best EQ mounts, will there are people on dob forums shooting images that will blow people away who would disagree.
... and people with £100 cameras
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