Nikon d5000

[stockholmmilk]

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[stockholmmilk]

Did you get a new camera as well? Which one? :)

[stockholmmilk]

I'm excited for you getting your camera.

P.S. You have the cutest face :)

[brittany57]

new cameras are so exciting :D you look really cute.

[stockholmmilk]

I look kinda weird since I've been sick lately, but thank you.
Yeah, nothing beats new camera excitemment :)

[mydearcontender]

Awsome!
Will get new camera myself soon, probably Nikon. Has a good feel.
Ps. Post more photos! :D

[stockholmmilk]

I'll try.

[olsen_systa]

ooh, this is awesome :)
you look soo pretty, as always and i am happy for you about the new camera ^^

[stockholmmilk]

Thank you!

I love gaga :)

[killanxiety]

awesome! can't wait to see some pictures

i've been thinking about getting a slr camera for years now, i never got round to it though, mostly cause i can't ever really seem to save up enough money. orginally i wanted to just get a canon, as cheap as possible since i'd be an amateur, but i've been thinking about maybe just saving up some extra money (or try to at least) and just get a nikon. i'm really hesitant though as it's a lot of money and i don't want to waste it on something i hardly use...

[stockholmmilk]

There's so many wonderful, reasonably priced camera's out there that offer really good quality. I think if you're going to buy something that you won’t use very often then there's no point in spending a lot on it- save the money. If I would have known this I would have totally let you have my Nikon P80. I didn't see the need to have two cameras since getting my new one, so I gave my Nikon to a friend just a few days ago. I always recommend Nikon P80, to everyone because it's very affordable, and has such good quality of pictures. It’s not an SLR, but people always thought it was but it looked a lot like one, and because the quality was so beautiful. Also, because it was a Nikon it was super user friendly and super easy to use. I think Canon's always kind of lacked that. Even when comparing manuals on both Nikon, and Canon's- Nikons are always a lot more easy to read and to understand. Which lends a hand to people who aren't so familiar with using cameras a whole lot. Works good for people who want to take good photos, without all the

[killanxiety]

it's useful information so it's ok it's kinda long haha

[killanxiety]

haha so random but i just discussed this all with a friend and he recommended me the nikon d5000 aswell hahah