Mirrorless cameras are becoming more and more popular, but even so, I still like single-lens cameras.
I don’t have the skill or sense to take cool photos that well, but I definitely need this when I travel.
I started my SLR in 2006. It wasn’t that long ago.
I was taught how to use the SLR itself a bit earlier than that, at the manufacturer I used to be at.
We had a “photography training course” where we had to take pictures with a film SLR and develop them. We learned how to use a simple SLR, some shooting techniques, how to develop the film in a darkroom, and finally how to use a machine to make prints at a shop.
How I forgot about this myself, but it seems I’ve blogged about this in the past.
一眼レフのきっかけとなった「写真研修」 http://www.yuu-koma.jp/?p=743
Since 2004, I’ve been addicted to traveling alone in Europe, so I’ve gradually become interested in photography itself, and I bought an EOS kiss in the spring of 2006 when I took my first European drive.
By the way, when I say why I chose CANON, it’s because I heard that it’s a major company and that it’s often used in sports. And I liked the design. I’ve gotten used to CANON’s image quality, so I don’t think I can change anymore.
I’ve settled on the EOS 7D for now.
Of course, I bring a compact camera that can be used easily, but even though it’s heavy, I still prefer an SLR for travel.
