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Lenses are inexpensive of the old and many times you will find camera plus many lenses.
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Also in the past noise was a problem today not so many AI programs you can go to a cameras max ISO and get a clean image to boot.
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It is the best way to test your eye for things AND learn the many software brands which is like playing a video game that you make the ending. Today you may find many older cameras at estate sales, I do all the time and get mostly free just being interested. Then for a big printable there are several enlargement programs. As far as most if they will do Bracketing say at 3 images at +/- 2ev you will get the most dynamic range of the most expensive camera today.
The Key is today's software!!!! Everyone today is soooo! lucky Lightroom is good for it has the most lens corrections and the newest ways. Ok pick any camera at a flea market or your dad's closet.
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Ali breaks down in great detail how to find the camera that will suit your needs and then gives you advice on getting the best out of the images during post-processing. If you’re interested in getting into (or back into) older digital cameras, then look no further than this video. Ali of the YouTube channel One Month Two Cameras has quickly developed a dedicated following as she religiously tests a variety of vintage digital cameras such as the famed Leica M8, alongside less lauded gems as the Olympus E-1 and the quirky DXO One. There is a fast-growing community of digicam enthusiasts who are either film photographers looking for a less expensive option or those who have grown tired of the sometimes too perfect and clinical look produced by more modern gear. Many claim these early models, most of which predate 2010, have a more “filmic” quality than those found in modern offerings.
Vigorous discussions can be found online regarding the specific niche characteristics of older CCD sensors found in low-resolution digital cameras dating back to the late 1990s.
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