Do you need a DSLR

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singlerosa_RIP

Senior Member
Blade Canyon said:
Once you have the better stove, you'll realize you need better pots. First you'll want OEM pots from your stove maker, but then you'll hear that other companies make pots with mounts that fit your stove. If you stick with the kit pots, you'll get decent food, but later you'll realize the 2.8 mm thickness pots give more even heating and sharper flavors, but at a price. Using one big pot for all of your cooking will work, but will detract from your meals. Get some smaller prime pots in various sizes to match your menu.
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aroy

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I have shot with all sorts of cameras, and I like my DSLR. It makes taking shots easier and I do not have to think of where the moving target will be when the camera fires. All in all, I can tune the camera and its accessories (including lenses) to make life easier. Otherwise with enough light and short distances, my Nokia matches the DSLR images (barring the high MP of DSLR).
 
Horoscope Fish

Horoscope Fish

Senior Member
Blade Canyon said:
Once you have the better stove, you'll realize you need better pots. First you'll want OEM pots from your stove maker, but then you'll hear that other companies make pots with mounts that fit your stove. If you stick with the kit pots, you'll get decent food, but later you'll realize the 2.8 mm thickness pots give more even heating and sharper flavors, but at a price. Using one big pot for all of your cooking will work, but will detract from your meals. Get some smaller prime pots in various sizes to match your menu.
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I don't think I could disagree more with this.

It ain't the kitchen, it ain't the cookware... It's the Chef.

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pk63015

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If anyone is looking to get rid of their DSLR equipment Please let me know... I am a POOR man of Humble means..
In the Spirit of the Holidays Please give to the Poor...ME !!!!!:p
 
Woodyg3

Woodyg3

Senior Member
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I don't Need a DSLR, but I Prefer a DSLR. I've got a P510 that is a pretty nice little camera, but I just feel more comfortable with my larger, heavier SLRs with the huge hunk of glass on the front.
 
Lalam

Lalam

Senior Member
After using SX10IS(10MP,20X zoom) till few months back, I feel the present D3300 is definitely better in performance in low light as well as frame rate. With DSLR, I hardly miss the correct required positioning of moving train.
 
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