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> It's like photography on easy mode. Which it should be considering the sticker price. I got a $500 Nikon DSLR about 4 years ago and came to the same conclusi
by theandrewbailey 7y ago
> It's like photography on easy mode. Which it should be considering the sticker price.
I got a $500 Nikon DSLR about 4 years ago and came to the same conclusion. I usually set it to auto, and I'm astounded by the photo quality that comes out. Occasionally, I'll adjust exposure or focus manually, but for outdoors, auto "just works".
Sometimes I think I should have bought a mirrorless instead, but so long as my Nikon works and I'm satisfied with its quality, I'll keep using it.
- mosselman 7y agoI have an oldy Nikon D5000, and I really like it. The biggest bump in terms of photo quality was when I changed from auto-mode to manual mode and learned more about how the camera works and how to shoot what. It is so easy once you get a hang of it and your photos will get a lot better.