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An ASL-English interpreter/trainer on interpreting, transliterating, and translation
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You are so inspiring being that I also want to be a Theatrical Interpreter! What camera would you suggest for beginners? I am interested in shooting people (such as head shots) and landscape. Any advice would be much appreciated!!
You can get started with any camera. I would recommend you get one that is well rated and affordable, and after you buy it, read the manual thoroughly and learn how to do everything that can be done with that camera. It’s a tool for your creativity, so you need to know how create the images you envision with it. Read about photography and/or take a class. Take lots of photos and learn what you like to photograph and how to realize your vision. If the time comes that you have done all you can with your first camera and you know you could do more, then move up to a fuller-featured camera. I would say start modestly and build your way up.