So, my point is, if you want to buy a new camera, head over to the nearest camera store to hold the camera, press the dials and buttons, and see how it feels in your hands. That feeling will ignite your desire to buy the camera and start documenting your world!

After determining that plaintiffs have standing to bring their 42 U.S.C. 1983 action, the Fourth Circuit concluded that the district court did not abuse its discretion in denying plaintiffs' request for a preliminary injunction against Baltimore's aerial surveillance (AIR) program. The court concluded that plaintiffs are unlikely to succeed on the merits of their Fourth Amendment claim, because the AIR program does not infringe on a reasonable expectation of privacy. The court explained that the AIR program has built-in limitations designed to minimize invasions of individual privacy. Furthermore, the program seeks to meet a serious law enforcement need without unduly burdening constitutional rights. The court also concluded that plaintiffs are unlikely to succeed on the merits of their claim that the program will violate their First Amendment rights to freely associate with others. The court explained that the basic problem with plaintiffs' argument is that people do not have a right to avoid being seen in public places and, even if that were not so, it is a stretch to suggest people are deterred from associating with each other because they may show up as a dot under the AIR program. Finally, the court concluded that allowing the AIR program to continue is the equitable course of action and serves the public interest.

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Buy a camera based on the technology it offers. I suggest starting your photography journey with a mirrorless camera for the following reasons:

Many people buy cameras and lenses without doing any research. This can cause different problems, such as buying the wrong lenses, spending way more than necessary, or even buying the wrong camera!

What are you struggling with, or what would you like to know before buying a new camera? Let me know in the comments section below.

It’s hard when you haven’t held the camera in your hands. I went to a camera shop once and saw the Fujifilm XE-4. I thought it was a really cool entry-level mirrorless camera but the size was so small for me. I felt like I was holding a point-and-shoot camera!

The kit lens (15-45mm, 16-50mm, or 18-55mm) teaches you many things about photography! At 16mm, the kit lens is useful for wide-angle shots (mostly landscapes, streets, or architecture), and when zoomed in at 50mm, it becomes a portrait lens and creates a more blurry background!

The Fourth Circuit concluded that the district court did not abuse its discretion in denying plaintiffs' request for a preliminary injunction against Baltimore's aerial surveillance (AIR) program.

When you master the kit lens and push it to its limits, you will know what lens you need next. I still use my kit lens because it’s light for travel photography, and I know how to take great photos with it based on my experience!

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Depending on the camera you buy, you must support it with the proper hardware and software. New cameras save their photos mostly in JPG or RAW files.

Community is everything! I was blessed to have friends and meet photographers who shoot the same brand as I do. When this happens, you can share your knowledge and experience, increase your skills, know your camera better, and exchange lenses without purchasing or renting them.

If you want to get into photography, you need to dig a little deeper, find information online, or take advice from photographers who use those cameras and select the right one for you.

All cameras have different bodies, grips, buttons, and settings. For example, a Fujifilm mirrorless camera has traditional buttons like an SLR film camera on top, so it feels like you’re holding an 80s camera with today’s technology.

Most common cameras, like Sony, Canon, Nikon, etc., have a different philosophy, and you can change the settings mostly via the menu. Which one would you choose?

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It is difficult to find such people initially, especially if you don’t live in a large city. However, searching Google or Facebook for websites or groups near your town may find fellows who own the same brand.

Buying your first camera has to be an awesome experience, but remember to follow the steps I mentioned so you can make the right choice. Don’t rush! Be patient, learn about prices and new deals, and know what you’re buying. I’d also like to hear your thoughts.

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New entry-level DSLR cameras cost around $400-USD 550. Entry-level mirrorless camera prices start around $700-USD 800. You can get cheaper mirrorless systems, but I wouldn’t suggest them just because you don’t have too many options on lenses and gear, and their sensors are smaller than APS-C or Full frame.

I’ve heard and read terrible reviews on kit lenses, but you must learn not to listen to everyone. The people who tend to write bad reviews don’t usually have the patience and ability to learn and adapt.

When I bought my first mirrorless camera, I didn’t know about lenses, so I chose to buy the camera with the kit lens that came in a bundle. Then, I watched a YouTube video about the “Top benefits of the kit lens,” while every other article or video didn’t praise it that much!