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<blockquote data-quote="jengajoh" data-source="post: 17977" data-attributes="member: 3536">I have always loved to take pictures, of anything and everything. I get&nbsp; it from my dad. My Nikon D90 is the first SLR I have owned because&nbsp; before that I didn't know how affordable they were becoming. My first&nbsp; camera was some 110 film something or other that I used to death. Then a&nbsp; digital p&amp;s piece of crap I think it was fuji film that I carried&nbsp; everywhere. Then I had a Sony 10 mp p&amp;s it was ok until it broke&nbsp; after about a year but I carried that everywhere too. I have used many&nbsp; disposable film cameras, a 35mm point and shoot that my parents had. Then I&nbsp; got into the SLR when I bought my D90, my dad gave me his Vivitar 220s&nbsp; film SLR with a broken light meter and some various lenses, then I managed to jam the camera after&nbsp; only using 1 roll of film in it. Now I&nbsp; also have a Nikon FG20 film camera&nbsp; with a few manual lenses, and my friend is letting me borrow her Argus&nbsp; seventy five TLR, and I bought the required 620 film for it, but I am&nbsp; nervous about loading the $11 BW film into it.Anyway I chose Nikon because a good friend of mine had a D70 and let me play with it and convinced me that if I got a Nikon we could share lenses. I have tried a few Canons since then but I just don't like how they operate but I am sure that is because I am used to my Nikon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jengajoh, post: 17977, member: 3536"] I have always loved to take pictures, of anything and everything. I get it from my dad. My Nikon D90 is the first SLR I have owned because before that I didn't know how affordable they were becoming. My first camera was some 110 film something or other that I used to death. Then a digital p&s piece of crap I think it was fuji film that I carried everywhere. Then I had a Sony 10 mp p&s it was ok until it broke after about a year but I carried that everywhere too. I have used many disposable film cameras, a 35mm point and shoot that my parents had. Then I got into the SLR when I bought my D90, my dad gave me his Vivitar 220s film SLR with a broken light meter and some various lenses, then I managed to jam the camera after only using 1 roll of film in it. Now I also have a Nikon FG20 film camera with a few manual lenses, and my friend is letting me borrow her Argus seventy five TLR, and I bought the required 620 film for it, but I am nervous about loading the $11 BW film into it. Anyway I chose Nikon because a good friend of mine had a D70 and let me play with it and convinced me that if I got a Nikon we could share lenses. I have tried a few Canons since then but I just don't like how they operate but I am sure that is because I am used to my Nikon. [/QUOTE]

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