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<blockquote data-quote="cbay" data-source="post: 619710" data-attributes="member: 35177">First real camera was college years, a Pentax P3 in 1989.&nbsp;&nbsp; Under the influence of photography magazines i had to have a Nikon.&nbsp; &nbsp; 1992, still in college things were tight, so i sold the Pentax and two lenses and ordered a Nikon FM2 and Sigma 75-300 apo lens.&nbsp;&nbsp; Had that camera until last year when i sold it to a member here.Around 2001 i bought a N90 new, along with a Sigma 28-70 2.8 lens.&nbsp;&nbsp; Still have the N90 - which i tried to give away yet still have. LOL.Not until 2 years, 5 months ago did i ever have a DSLR, nor did i do much photography (comparably).&nbsp; &nbsp; I actually joined this forum prior to getting them as i awaited the unexpected funds to arrive that would rekindle my love of photography.&nbsp; &nbsp; A little over 6 grand got me the cameras and lenses in my signature along with all the stuff that commonly goes along with bodies and lenses.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Couldn't be happier.&nbsp;&nbsp; In the first couple months i shot more pictures than all my other years combined.&nbsp;&nbsp; Sure, it would be nice to have a D810 and 14-24 for landscapes, a D500 and a 600 f/4 for wildlife, but i am happy with what i have, no regrets, and look forward to enjoying and getting better at photography.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cbay, post: 619710, member: 35177"] First real camera was college years, a Pentax P3 in 1989. Under the influence of photography magazines i had to have a Nikon. 1992, still in college things were tight, so i sold the Pentax and two lenses and ordered a Nikon FM2 and Sigma 75-300 apo lens. Had that camera until last year when i sold it to a member here. Around 2001 i bought a N90 new, along with a Sigma 28-70 2.8 lens. Still have the N90 - which i tried to give away yet still have. LOL. Not until 2 years, 5 months ago did i ever have a DSLR, nor did i do much photography (comparably). I actually joined this forum prior to getting them as i awaited the unexpected funds to arrive that would rekindle my love of photography. A little over 6 grand got me the cameras and lenses in my signature along with all the stuff that commonly goes along with bodies and lenses. Couldn't be happier. In the first couple months i shot more pictures than all my other years combined. Sure, it would be nice to have a D810 and 14-24 for landscapes, a D500 and a 600 f/4 for wildlife, but i am happy with what i have, no regrets, and look forward to enjoying and getting better at photography. [/QUOTE]

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