Hey, I’m a Photographer! Presented by: T. Nguyen www.YouAreNotAPhotographer.com.

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Hey, I’m a Photographer! Presented by: T. Nguyen

Digital SLR 35mm Film 35mm Film Digital Single Lens Reflex Digital Single Lens Reflex Affordable Affordable Pros & Cons Pros & Cons

D S L R ! Pros Very affordable. Very affordable. Don’t have to hire a photographer for an event. Don’t have to hire a photographer for an event. Easy to use Easy to use Green Box Green Box Cons Too affordable. Too affordable. Don’t have to hire a photographer for an event. Don’t have to hire a photographer for an event. Too easy to use Too easy to use GREEN BOX GREEN BOX

G.W.C. Guy With Camera Guy With Camera Stay home. Stay home. Inadequate gear. Inadequate gear. Lack of poses. Lack of poses. Always in the way of the paid photog. Always in the way of the paid photog. Credit: SomethingAwful.com

Final Thoughts Do it as a hobby. Do it as a hobby. Want to do it professionally? Want to do it professionally? Research, practice, intern. Research, practice, intern. Don’t get ahead of yourself. Don’t get ahead of yourself.

The End. Happy Shooting!