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There is never a "reasonable" amount!
In reply to Alex Notpro,
4 months ago
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I think a lot of people enjoyed themselves answering your questions! All kidding aside, I think it comes down to spending what you can afford. My first digital camera was a point-and-shoot, not the cheapest or the most expensive, but the best I could afford. Then I outgrew it and bought my first DSLR - Nikon D7000. Steep learning curve, but I spent what I could afford to get the best possible for the money. My lenses are nothing fancy - 18-105mm and 55-300mm. But I have the basics for learning to take decent pictures, maybe even some good ones!
Of course, I have a "wish list", based on what I have found I would like to add to my gear. The best I can afford. The more you work at photography, the more you will figure out what you "need". Take it at a pace that works for you and your budget. Perhaps you will lose interest, but it is more likely you will become enthralled with this very engrossing pursuit.
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GreenMountainGirl
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