Over the past few months I've been saving slowly but surely to purchase a little camera for myself. Partially for ellie etc's benefit, I'm always looking for ways I can improve my content; but also as I'm very interested in starting working on photography skills aside from the blogging.
This little beauty - the Canon EOS M - was recommended to me by both my dad and brother, both of whom are very into their technology - my brother's camera being the main camera, a Canon EOS 600D, used for pictures for ellie etc.
After only having this little gadget for little over a week, I feel like I could already recommend it. It's a perfect size to pop in an everyday bag to carry around on the off chance something photograph-worthy pops up in sight. The kit I opted for came with a 18-55mm lens, the generic, most every-day lens to use, a zoom lens. Also a 22mm lens, this one is a prime lens so does not zoom, but usually gives a clearer depth of field (i.e. when the background goes fuzzy and the subject is in focus).
My kit also came with an EF-EOS M Adapter allowing me to use my brother's EOS 600D lenses (which, bless my little camera, are huge compared to it!). Also a separate flash which I am yet to experiment with.
I really am at a very low beginners level of photography, so again, just a reminder that my advice my not be 100% accurately written. If anyone has any tips or good websites (or even corrections if I've made any mistakes in this post - eek!) that you think would help me out, please leave the links below!
ellie x
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