So, you've discovered photography. You've taken the first step and bought your first camera, lens, flash, bag, etc, and all of a sudden you have this insatiable need to acquire more and more "gear". You can't get enough. You eat, sleep, and drink photography. It's all you talk about, perhaps at nausea-um. Pretty soon, you're seeking out like minded friends or family, and you start to feed off each other, fulfilling that craving deep inside to shoot, talk, and share all about your newfound passion. We've all been there.The problem is, that soon you realize that the camera you bought, and the lens, are just not quite good enough, because, after all, the guy next to you in the camera club keeps getting sharper and more colorful images than you are. And it just so happens he has a more expensive camera, and an even more expensive lens. So naturally, its gotta be the gear, right? HOGWASH!
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I developed this site to help cure you of the gear lust that has befallen all of us at some point or other.
I hope to provide a value that is sorely lacking in the photography blogosphere, that is, to keep you from spending unnecessary cash, and point out that you too can enjoy photography, without succumbing to the highly effectual marketing machine put forth by the major manufacturers.
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