EXPENSIVE Photography Gear = BETTER Photographer ? My Opinion | Jaworskyj

Hey Ben, i agree with everything you said in the video especially Expensive cameras make you look more professional 🤣🤣🤣

Hi Ben, would love to hear a greeting in Icelandic! I've actually tried what you recommended and have gone out with a comically large lens and have had people walk up to me and ask for portraits and offer to pay, etc. It's a little hilarious. You brought up some great points that the gear doesn't make the photographer, but gear can make you more professional-looking. There are so many great examples of pro's pulling off amazing shots with cheap beginner gear, sometimes gear from 10-20 years ago. Any chance you'll give us a challenge video and show yourself going head to head with some cheap beginner camera vs someone else with pro-level gear?

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Sehr gutes video, auf deutsch nach Kanada rufen.

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Your videos are awesome just purchased my first camera about 2 weeks ago. I have been watching non stop figuring out what all the terms are and your basic videos on aperture and shutter speed are great really helped a lot. Thank you

Some people can learn how to take photographs that hundreds of people will stop and take a look at, but other photographers can pick up a camera (doesn't really matter which camera) and take photographs that everyone will stop and admire for hours, hell some people even pay a great deal of money for a print to hang in their homes.

But then some people have a gift that you just can't learn !

Waiting for a shout out in Chinese!

Great video. Do Greek next time.

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I agree with what you say Ben. If you have good camera, it doesn't mean you're pro, but what it takes to be a professional is to learn and have skills to take a photograph. I have Nikon D3100 and I'm still using it for landscape photographer eventhough people recommended me to change.

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Your videos are inspiring, great great job.

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I have only been taking Photo's for around 6-8 month using a Nikon D3200 a very good entry level camera as I was told. I also had the 18-55 mm kit lens On your advice I bought the Yongnou 50 mm Prime lens and WOW my pictures improved unbelievably . I'm still very 'amateurish but feel improvements have been made. If I ever have the money I might buy a 'professional' camera but until then learning new skills with my low level equipment is how I will carry on.

The camera is just the tool, the person that take the camera it´s the 70% of the photography! Thanks for tis great video Ben, your Spanish is incredible JAJAJAJA

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I agree with all you said. I do think that investing in higher quality lenses at the start is better than investing in an expensive camera at the start. I also think that equipment will give the person the drive and maybe confidence to expand their photographic interests. Photography is a continuing learning experience and if the equipment helps you to learn and expand then more expensive gear might be the way to go.

Hey Ben
Would you make a shout-out in danish?

Hi Ben, in Indonesian please!

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