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OK ok . . . So I've been shooting professionally since 1985 and I've used quite a few cameras over the years.  Here is what I used an why I used them. I paid some "Stupid Tax" a few time switching camera systems when I didn't need to.  Don't do what I did!!  My advise is Find a system you like and stick with it.  All modern cameras are great, one may come out with some really cool feature your camera doesn't have but give your camera some time, maybe they will follow suit!!  Don't jump ship and loose all kinds of money because you "NEED" the latest and greatest . . . unless of course you have money to burn!  haha :)

Digital Photography is a really pain sometimes.  There are so many variables that we have to consider when working on digital files.  Monitor calibration, printer calibration.  What looks good on our monitor may be nat actually correct, it made over or under exposed, the colors may Look bad on our monitor, but they are actually correct.  What we can control however is how bright or dark the image is and we can do that by using levels.  I discuss using levels that is not dependent on monitor calibration or expensive calibrating equipment.

This is an interview I did with Harold Ross, in my opinion One of the worlds best photographers

So camera companies would love to tell you that you need more pixels to take better photographs, is this the case?

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