Today I had a chance to break out my Big Camera. I have a Nikon D300 camera, along with a wide-zoom f/2.8 lens (let's a lot of light in, for those of you that do not know camera lingo). I was at the Orlando Temple today and took some pictures outside. It's been awhile since I took out the Big Camera, but I do appreciate that I've have it.
I've been a shutterbug since the 5th grade. I think the first camera I owned came free with a subscription to Time magazine, or something like that. It was a long time ago. The camera was a fixed lens basic 35mm camera. Took crappy pictures, but boy was I hooked. Too bad the cost of purchasing/developing film limited the number of snaps I could take.
In the 7th grade, I acquired a disc camera. I remember taking pictures at EPCOT.
On my mission, I had more advanced automatic 35mm camera.
In grad school, I got the advanced film camera.
Then finally I ventured into the digital world, buying my first digital camera, the Canon Elph 400, and then migrating to the Elph SD300.
I also purchased my first DSLR camera, the Nikon D60. I upgraded to the D200 and finally to my current D300. It's been photography bliss since then.
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