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<blockquote data-quote="Jon Rowlison" data-source="post: 360603" data-attributes="member: 32211">Hi! I started in photography at about age 7 when my parents bought me a Kodak 110 viewfinder camera... I've migrated up over the years from an F90 and eventually to a D200 (lots of steps and side-steps in between.)At the moment I am mainly using a Nikon D5200 body, but will be switching over to a full-frame in the next few years if I find *JUST* the right one that doesn't cost $2000+. I have purchased a few more DX lenses specifically for the D5200, but I've been trying to buy full-frame lenses so I'm ready for the switch without having to buy all new glass. I've otherwise got enough gear to tide me over for a little while (that's always a lie.)I like taking pictures and I'm not sure what else to add there... I try to take shots of what other people skip over and avoid the shots most other people take (or at least take them in a completely different way if I can.)I also love diving (scuba, not high-platform variety.) I haven't taken any steps to merge the two together aside from a very inexpensive underwater Kodak video camera that shoots video at 1080p to about 60ft.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jon Rowlison, post: 360603, member: 32211"] Hi! I started in photography at about age 7 when my parents bought me a Kodak 110 viewfinder camera... I've migrated up over the years from an F90 and eventually to a D200 (lots of steps and side-steps in between.) At the moment I am mainly using a Nikon D5200 body, but will be switching over to a full-frame in the next few years if I find *JUST* the right one that doesn't cost $2000+. I have purchased a few more DX lenses specifically for the D5200, but I've been trying to buy full-frame lenses so I'm ready for the switch without having to buy all new glass. I've otherwise got enough gear to tide me over for a little while (that's always a lie.) I like taking pictures and I'm not sure what else to add there... I try to take shots of what other people skip over and avoid the shots most other people take (or at least take them in a completely different way if I can.) I also love diving (scuba, not high-platform variety.) I haven't taken any steps to merge the two together aside from a very inexpensive underwater Kodak video camera that shoots video at 1080p to about 60ft. [/QUOTE]

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