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For anyone who wants to get into photography, ask yourself what do you want to photograph, and what's your budget. Then do research on what lenses are great for the niche you want to photograph then look online for used gear that fits your budget. A good rule of thumb is that 80% of your budget should go to everything other than the main body. That's the advice Zack Arias gave in a podcast and I find it to be useful.

Super honest and straightforward! Appreciate it :)

this comment was left here when this channel had only 235 subs :)

I have the same 150-600mm Sigma. Of course I'm shooting motorsports, so the max focal length is pretty much mandatory. Anyway, it is a nice sharp lens at an amazing price. You get a lot of glass for the money.

Trying to figure out which lenses to prioritize is almost as bad as picking a camera lol The more I learn, the more indecisive I become.

Just buy a camera you like and you know you will definitely take out and use. No point in spending money on something you’re going to use a few times then put on a shelf.

This gives me hope. Im 28 and still dont know what I wanna do when I grow up lol Ive been trying to do social media but it wasnt quite right. I really love taking pictures though so maybe I need to shift my focus this direction

Subscribing just so you can get rich one day

hi what do you think canon eos mar 2 or sony a9 iii ??

Bang on mate! Quality content. Doing some good for us photographers.

Great video Lennon! Thank you for keeping it real. Honored to be an early supporter of your channel. Subscriber #194 Keep it up 💪

Thanks Man!

Good video

only 180 followers?

Thank you for the Information bro! May God bless you and guide you towards your goals! All the best :)

It does not take 10 years to become a working pro.

Should i make the change from nikon z50 to sony a6400?

I like the part that showed the result

Gotta show the results!

Have no idea about photography but keep up the work and you are going to big. The interview frame is a bit to tight and personal för a youtube short without a name popup text or presentation. But I love people that has no problem get down in the dirt to get a good photo!

Packed with informations and clever advice, thank you !

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Love this!!! 🙌🏾

Having a narrow niche depends upon your given market. Works well in big cities, not so well in smaller markets where a specific niche may have very few customers.

Absolutely agree!

Great advice Lennon....Damm Tax man! Its the only government dept that every does it job! :)

cant help myself but to tell you to grab some chapstick mate

Also, thumbnail should have your big ol camera in it, as you are talking about photography. Cheers!

Do me a favor and change the subject line a little: Top 3 Highly Profitable Photography Niches Tell me how it goes!

Very well said brother, sometimes having the newest tech is just overkill because the A7iv is not even outdated and people are scrutinizing it because of the A7v release lol, while a A7iii can still get the job done, with that said I’m getting my A7iv this week 😊

Yeahhh .. i think some basic knowledge of your camera will help your photography somehow.. maybe im crazy.

Well said…. I picked up a used a7iv recently only because a used one popped up with a very low shutter count and was half the price of a new body and it came with a 24-70 2.8GM and 2 cards. Half way thought it was a scam. He left the pictures on the cards(same number of photos as the shutter count). All his photos were astrography related. I believe he got frustrated and put the camera on the shelf for a bit before selling it.

Insightful. Thanks.

Social media can be usefull to lead people to your website. Not more than that. That's why I don't have links on my website towards my social media accounts. When on my website there's no need to go to the socials.

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Out of a lot of budgets and I don’t suggest this for new photographers but I paid 1,600 for a Sony A7IV with a 24-70 F2.8 GM with very low shutter count. Used cameras are also an option.

Down graded to lumix gx80 so I always have a camera with me and it’s all I need for street, still have my good gear for major work but love the old lumix

Well said.

I'm channelling Vivian Maier these days; sharing is too much like hard work.

I agree. Instagram is not what it once was. Many of the people I follow don't post as much as they used to do, and some of them apparently have stopped posting. So I get a lot of advertisnig thrown in my face when I'm on insta. I have recently discovered an other app, which is focused on photography and sharing photos. It's called VERO - but I don't know how widespread it is and how much traffic you can get from it And then again it's a platform that is not yours. you don't have the control you can have on a webpage.

3:10 - I ignored LinkedIn until I started to get serious about TH-cam and my website. It could lead to jobs but it certainly can help bring traffic to your TH-cam and website. Cheers!

How does this actually work? Do you have two cards and the photos/videos are stored on each of them, so that if one card fails you have the exact same data on the other card?

this dude is goated

ive just ordered the Sony Alpha NEX-5N and it comes with a lens, it was a decent price but im not sure if i will actually enjoy photography, so im only using it as a test :)

Just bought a Sony A6000 paired with a 7artisans 35mm 1.4f for quiet a deal and I think/hope it’s a really solid setup

best 175$ camera setup?

Im looking at the canon r100 for Christmas. I'd like to do some wildlife photography, portraits, and landscape. Is the r100 suitable for this, If so, what size lens should I get?

I recently got into it. Bought an old used Nikon dslr. Very cost effective lenses for starting out.

ok, but what camera bro?