Good first camera

[cilyjr]

This is from a TG-5, I’m sure you’ll be very happy with the TG-7 once you figure it out

Thanks, are you using Lightroom as well?

Many years ago I did A good amount of photography with a Nikon D70. So I have some limited experience with Lightroom. Don't know if I will be shooting enough to be worth 20 bucks a month for the program.

 

[Hunna’s Stunnas]

Thanks, are you using Lightroom as well?

Many years ago I did A good amount of photography with a Nikon D70. So I have some limited experience with Lightroom. Don't know if I will be shooting enough to be worth 20 bucks a month for the program.

I do use Lightroom, and it’s super simple to figure out. I never had any experience editing photos prior to Lightroom, and now have presets I have made for my different cameras along the way as well as different tanks. It being available on an app, also makes it super convenient. I just upload all the photos to the app with a dongle attachment and start figuring out which preset to start with, then go from there.

 

[cilyjr]

I do use Lightroom, and it’s super simple to figure out. I never had any experience editing photos prior to Lightroom, and now have presets I have made for my different cameras along the way as well as different tanks. It being available on an app, also makes it super convenient. I just upload all the photos to the app with a dongle attachment and start figuring out which preset to start with, then go from there.

Thanks, I mean if it's worth the cost then that's what I will do. I'll get a free trial first and see.

 

[IntrinsicReef]

Thanks, are you using Lightroom as well?

Many years ago I did A good amount of photography with a Nikon D70. So I have some limited experience with Lightroom. Don't know if I will be shooting enough to be worth 20 bucks a month for the program.

I shot with a D70 back in the day too. And then a D90. The 50mm 1.8 I use on my current camera was used on the D70 over 15 years ago. One of the main things I like about the current Lightroom is the the ability to upload everything to the cloud and not bog down my laptop with big RAW files. Then I can seamlessly work on edits between my laptop and phone. It is pricey but easy for me to learn on limited time.

 

[cilyjr]

I shot with a D70 back in the day too. And then a D90. The 50mm 1.8 I use on my current camera was used on the D70 over 15 years ago. One of the main things I like about the current Lightroom is the the ability to upload everything to the cloud and not bog down my laptop with big RAW files. Then I can seamlessly work on edits between my laptop and phone. It is pricey but easy for me to learn on limited time.

Ok thanks for that, the camera will be here this week then I'll look into it. I know the adobe cs stuff is a cut above but as I'm approaching 50, the old guy in me hates everything being a subscription fee.