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People who buy way to much camera
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<blockquote data-quote="Philnz" data-source="post: 57113" data-attributes="member: 8367"><p>I look at some of the great photos posted to this forum taken with say a 3100 (you know you are) and wonder why mine taken with a 5100 are not half as good.</p><p>It must be a bad lens or a faulty camera. "Yeah Right" It's easy to blame the tool when things don't work out right. I remember years ago a New Zealand paper sent it's top photographers out with, use once throw away cardboard cameras to see what they could do, the next day there was some amazing photos printed. It's not the tools you have but how you use them that counts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Philnz, post: 57113, member: 8367"] I look at some of the great photos posted to this forum taken with say a 3100 (you know you are) and wonder why mine taken with a 5100 are not half as good. It must be a bad lens or a faulty camera. "Yeah Right" It's easy to blame the tool when things don't work out right. I remember years ago a New Zealand paper sent it's top photographers out with, use once throw away cardboard cameras to see what they could do, the next day there was some amazing photos printed. It's not the tools you have but how you use them that counts. [/QUOTE]
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