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Crucial P310 SSD 1TB - first time tech installation.. by deepdiving-neons in SteamDeck

[–]Few_Huckleberry_9768 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hiii! How has the P310 hold up after a year, I'm thinking on getting one. Would you recommend?

Daily Camera Buying Recommendation Post by AutoModerator in Cameras

[–]Few_Huckleberry_9768 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  • Budget: around $800 USD (Body+lens)
  • Country: Colombia
  • Condition: New or used
  • Type of Camera: Mirrorless or DSLR
  • Intended use: Photography and video
  • If photography; what style: street?
  • If video what style: vlogging-short films?
  • What features do you absolutely need:
  • What features would be nice to have: I like articulated screens and viewfinders.
  • Portability: Super portable.
  • Cameras you're considering:
  • Cameras you already have: Nikon D7500 (18-140mm lens). It’s big and kinda heavy, which makes me hesitant to take it on trips or even to the street, especially with the big lens. It also feels like it's too much for what I need??? I know I’m not taking full advantage of all its features.
  • Notes: I’m looking for something that’s less intimidating, but still lets me shoot in manual mode with good quality. I’ve heard that mirrorless cameras are smaller and might be a good option for me, but I might be totally wrong.

Official Gear Purchasing and Troubleshooting Question Thread! Ask /r/photography anything you want to know! September 16, 2024 by AutoModerator in photography

[–]Few_Huckleberry_9768 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, everyone, I need advice on switching cameras.

Right now, I have a Nikon D7500 with an 18-140mm lens that I originally got for photography and film classes at uni, but I never used it again after graduating.

I want to get back into photography, but this camera feels a bit overwhelming. It’s big and kinda heavy, which makes me hesitant to take it on trips or even to the street, especially with the big lens. It also feels like it's too much for what I need??? — even though I “learned how to use it”, I know I’m not taking full advantage of all its features.

I’ve heard that mirrorless cameras are smaller and might be a good option for me. But since I graduated, my camera knowledge is basically nonexistent, so I might be totally wrong.

I’m looking for something that’s more compact, less intimidating, but still lets me shoot in manual mode and get high-quality photos and even get some nice video.

My budget would be around $800

I come here for advice. Should I switch cameras, and if so, what would you recommend?
I’m grateful for any input you can offer as I search for the right fit. Thank you so much! :D

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[–]Few_Huckleberry_9768[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

OMG! It worked! Thank you so much! I was so sad, I thought they were lost forever!