I was wondering if there are any beginning (or even professional) photographers or videographers on this site. I have always had an interest in cameras and photography for as long as I can remember, along with my lighting and electrical interests. More recently, since I was able to get a new camera at the end of 2020 (which has been used for all of my lighting photos since then) I have started developing an interest again. I have been mostly trying nature and city photography as well as compilation and landscape videos. Aside from that, I have been trying to improve my outdoor lighting photos. Does anyone else here have an interest in photography?

Photography and videography... nothing from me yet, but that is soon to change here as well. Absolute 100% interest in both photography and videography.
My little brother is interested in videography as well, with his YouTube channel. He's a step ahead of me for now regarding that, and his higher amount
of followers on YouTube. For now. But when my talent regarding photo and video starts rolling out into fruition, things will start changing.

I am a cam op among other things. My bread and butter is live broadcast using studio cameras, but I do other things too.

@589, wuh... For real?? And that place you took a picture of... do you film TV shows or national live events?
That is awesome!!

I’ve been trying for a few years, I have a Canon Rebel EOS.

for cameras-folks are just using the camera in their cellphones-esp in new smartphones-the cameras are becoming as good as separate cameras.The last time I looked the camera display at Best Buy-was like a desert!very few cameras to be had.

I do experiment with video and VHS, and take some pics when I happen to go outside. I like to shot footage of stuff at 60p, edit it and upload some to YT and transfer to VHS. I've also tried to hook up a car analog camera to my VCR. But in all those cases the VHS result is pure garbge becasue I can't use the direct line input without a remote control, so I have to use a modulator in channel 3. So if the low bandwith of VHS itself was enough, you have to add the bandwith reducing of the modulator, and the crappy noisy tuner of the VCR, so it is not good.

I have both photo and video interests since kid, but I wasn't so smart to archive the footage. So I only have archive of my footage since 2018. 

I always try to shot at 60p, if possible, because I normally make my videos at 60p, and if I make a 24p I can slow motion any of the takes without loosing frame rate. I render my 60p videos at 60.00 and not 59.94, I don't know if this is so smart of me. Same for 24p; 24.000 and not 23.976 used in interlaced video telecine.

Watching 12voltvids has given me quite a bit of knowledge about VCRs and analog video. 

I have a older DSLR but it still works decently. A Canon Rebel T3. Eventually I'll upgrade but I think before that, I'll get a 50mm fixed lens first. My phone is fairly recent so I find myself using that a lot more for taking photos.

I'd probably explore more into photography but I don't know anyone that's really interested in it and I've already got enough interests.

I have a older DSLR but it still works decently. A Canon Rebel T3. Eventually I'll upgrade but I think before that, I'll get a 50mm fixed lens first. My phone is fairly recent so I find myself using that a lot more for taking photos.

I'd probably explore more into photography but I don't know anyone that's really interested in it and I've already got enough interests.

I have a Sony DSC-HX400V DSLR with fixed lens and motor controlled zoom and focus, and 20MP sensor. It has quite a far but slow zoom and manual controls. It is just enough for me and I don't want to upgrade yet, but the problem is that it badly struggles with infinite focus, so I don't use it to shoot a landscape, I use my phone for that instead.

I recently started playing around with more features on my DSLR like trying shots at different aperatures and some night long exposures. Like this photo.

I also started messing around with film after I picked up an older film SLR that works with the same lenses I use for my DSLR. I don't have much lighting shot on film but I do have a shot of a 100w clear MV and a long exposure of some high mast lighting.

Unfortunately film is quite expensive to shoot in my area as not many places still sell it and even fewer places will develop it.

I was wondering if there are any beginning (or even professional) photographers or videographers on this site. I have always had an interest in cameras and photography for as long as I can remember, along with my lighting and electrical interests. More recently, since I was able to get a new camera at the end of 2020 (which has been used for all of my lighting photos since then) I have started developing an interest again. I have been mostly trying nature and city photography as well as compilation and landscape videos. Aside from that, I have been trying to improve my outdoor lighting photos. Does anyone else here have an interest in photography?

I am, but i have been here since October of this year!

I don't consider myself a photographer or videographer or anything like that.
But I do like taking pictures of stuff. Ends up being mostly nature pictures.
And I also like videoing things like storms/weather. (sometimes general nature vids too, like I did a fall leaves one a couple weeks ago.)

I am a cam op among other things. My bread and butter is live broadcast using studio cameras, but I do other things too.

Nice camera, Andy. I'm more of a sound engineer myself, though.