First Camera Help

[ceddy]

With my new business, I’m having to post a lot on social media and it’s getting old doing iPhone photo and video. I want to be able to get pictures of my work in all lighting conditions and possibly be able to start filming some hunts for clients and certainly be able to take better pictures of their harvests. Something to have in deer stands or duck blinds. I don’t have a lot to spend on this set up and it doesn’t need to be latest/greatest and can certainly be used. Just looking to start stepping it up and seeing where this leads in a target rich environment. I don’t even know where to start so any help is appreciated.

[Luvin' Labs]

If you know how to use it with all the settings, the cameras on iPhones and droids are pretty slick. Granted, I use the "auto" feature, but I've seen some pics and videos that made me think they were done with very nice cameras.

[Sasha and Abby]

If you know how to use it with all the settings, the cameras on iPhones and droids are pretty slick. Granted, I use the "auto" feature, but I've seen some pics and videos that made me think they were done with very nice cameras.

This. Learn how to edit and use the functions in your phone.

[Duckman#1]

I’ve got a Cannon setup I’m fixing to move if interested in looking at ? Can get you some pics and info when I get home Monday

[ceddy]

I’ll send you a PM Duckman. Thank you!

[trash2]

Droid will walk the dog on iPhone in this regard

[ceddy]

I despise having my cell phone on me. Going to a camera instead of having this distracting pocket computer on me will also double to allow me to focus and be more present in the moment.

[smitch320]

Why kind of work are you in?

[ceddy]

Why kind of work are you in?

I own a wildlife habitat management company and scout/guide for my clients on their properties across Arkansas, but primarily SE Arkansas. I've gotten away from traditional forestry and going back to how I started my career.