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<blockquote data-quote="Dawg Pics" data-source="post: 648765" data-attributes="member: 26505">[USER=15353]@Michael55345[/USER]Nothing wrong with deciding on a P900 over a DSLR or vice versa.&nbsp; If you get the bug again, there are lots of used DSLR cameras and decent lenses for you to play with. You may decide you like it, but you won't know unless you try it.&nbsp; If you are set on the P900, stick around here anyway.&nbsp; There is lots to learn from all the experienced people here, and you don't have to be Ansel Adams caliber to post.&nbsp; I started here knowing pretty much nothing, but I am learning more all the time. I figure it is a life-long journey.As far as the kit lenses go, many people taking perfectly usable images with them. They aren't going to be top-notch for that price, but it gets you into the hobby with some flexibility if you aren't the type to piece together your own kit. Now and then I get the urge to purchase a cheaper point and shoot just for fun.&nbsp; I used to have a Cybershot.&nbsp; It took pretty good images, but at the time I had no clue about photography.Good luck.&nbsp; Post an image when you get your camera.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dawg Pics, post: 648765, member: 26505"] [USER=15353]@Michael55345[/USER] Nothing wrong with deciding on a P900 over a DSLR or vice versa. If you get the bug again, there are lots of used DSLR cameras and decent lenses for you to play with. You may decide you like it, but you won't know unless you try it. If you are set on the P900, stick around here anyway. There is lots to learn from all the experienced people here, and you don't have to be Ansel Adams caliber to post. I started here knowing pretty much nothing, but I am learning more all the time. I figure it is a life-long journey. As far as the kit lenses go, many people taking perfectly usable images with them. They aren't going to be top-notch for that price, but it gets you into the hobby with some flexibility if you aren't the type to piece together your own kit. Now and then I get the urge to purchase a cheaper point and shoot just for fun. I used to have a Cybershot. It took pretty good images, but at the time I had no clue about photography. Good luck. Post an image when you get your camera. [/QUOTE]

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