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<blockquote data-quote="AC016" data-source="post: 359933" data-attributes="member: 9619">I have been using a camera for about 30+ years now.&nbsp; Apparently, my dad was into photography, so perhaps that is where i get it from.&nbsp; Here is a photograph i took sometime in the early '80s.&nbsp; [ATTACH]114844[/ATTACH]I was never really serious about photography until 2011.&nbsp; Up until then, i had only ever used cheap P&amp;S cameras or disposables in regards to film.&nbsp; When it came to digital, my first camera was a Fuji P&amp;S back in 2003.&nbsp; Being a plane nut, i really wanted to get into plane spotting, so i started to investigate what the right camera would be to do that hobby.&nbsp; Well, it turned out that a DSLR would be the right tool.&nbsp; So, off i went and bought a D3000 back in 2011.&nbsp; With that, i started to learn about aperture, ISO, shutter speed, etc.&nbsp; I have loads more to learn, but many more years to do it.&nbsp; I am loving every moment of it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AC016, post: 359933, member: 9619"] I have been using a camera for about 30+ years now. Apparently, my dad was into photography, so perhaps that is where i get it from. Here is a photograph i took sometime in the early '80s. [ATTACH=CONFIG]114844._xfImport[/ATTACH] I was never really serious about photography until 2011. Up until then, i had only ever used cheap P&S cameras or disposables in regards to film. When it came to digital, my first camera was a Fuji P&S back in 2003. Being a plane nut, i really wanted to get into plane spotting, so i started to investigate what the right camera would be to do that hobby. Well, it turned out that a DSLR would be the right tool. So, off i went and bought a D3000 back in 2011. With that, i started to learn about aperture, ISO, shutter speed, etc. I have loads more to learn, but many more years to do it. I am loving every moment of it. [/QUOTE]

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