donald_williamson

<p>seattle wa</p>

<p>thank you all for your help</p>

<p >I’m having problems finding a place to print my portfolio photos as well as my wedding albums. There are a couple of places around here but there based on printing for your average person. Needless not up to my standers. Any help would be greatly appreciated.</p>

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<p >I got non of the subscriber benefits I’m still considered a Trial/Guest Member you are right about the opportunity to learn and grow threw this site and that is why I paid to become a subscriber. <strong> </strong></p>

<p >Yesterday I paid for the one year subscription and nothing happened excepted my checking account went down. I have paid so why have I not been upgraded </p>

<p >I would ask you two questions, one do you want to do photograph weddings as a profession or are you doing it only as a hoppy? Two is your work worth paying for? I have not seen your work there for I can’t give you any advice on the second one. But if you want to do it for fun and that is it I do not see a problem. If you are going to make a profession of this as small business, I would still do it (for free). But I would get the couple to sign something saying that you can use there pictures for advertisement. They get there wedding done for free and you can build your portfolio. All the time there are no bad filling between ether families. I would also tell her that any further shouts would cost here or any one else your going rate. </p>

Thank you all very much for your input. The reason I don?t won?t the Rebel XSi or Nikon D40X is they fill to small in my hands. I have not tried them with the battery grip on them. I completely understand that it?s mostly about the person behind the camera, and the lens. Next I will be getting the AF-S VR zoom-Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8 IF-ED or the Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8 IS USM depending on what camera I get.. There are some things I really like about the D300 like the 51-point auto focus with 3D focus tracking, I really like the help button on the camera it self, and the magnesium-alloy construction. I plan on keeping the camera I get for 4-5 years so I want to get one that will last.

I cannot decide what camera to get between the Canon 40D with the EF 28-135

f/3.5-5.6 IS USM or the Nikon D300 with the 18-200mm ED-IF AF-S DX VR II. I?m

new to SLR cameras and not sure to get. Is it worth the extra $1,000 for the

D300 kit. I have read every thing I can get my hands on and the D300 looks

like the best but I don?t have the hands on experience to truly decide if the

difference is worth it. I?ve gone to the stores and played with them both and

like them both. Please help.