
Among the photography community, the fancy flagship cameras often get the most attention. But when I first started out in photography, I started like many photographers do: I bought a very cheap interchangeable lens camera.
At the time, I was working part-time for a smalltown newspaper for barely more than minimum wage. A flagship or even mid-tier camera was out of the question, and the only reason that I could even afford a cheap camera was the fact that I started out as a teenager without the expenses of living on my own.