u/Legitimate_Fill6906

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To Chrome or not to Chrome

I've been debating removing the front and rear Chrome bumper accents as well as around the handles/windows but I'm worried it'll ruin the look and the paint, in addition to the pinstriping. I'd like to put "euro" style tail lights on as well, anyone been down this path before?

u/Legitimate_Fill6906 — 3 days ago

First Camera for Anniversary

My anniversary is coming up and my other half is starting to enjoy wildlife and birds more and more, I've been researching for days on what camera best suits her needs but I'm so lost between brands, models, features and prices that my head is spinning so I figured I'd ask incase anyone is willing to help out.

For context she has a set of binoculars and a phone mount for them that I 3d printed a while ago for one of the lenses, so I hope this will spark a deeper passion than just a fun thing to do while I'm fishing.

From what I've grasped is that I need a 75-300 or better lens, and a good "frame" but not exactly sure what to start with, my budget is around 5-800 but honestly I'd be ok splurging a bit more considering what I've spent on rods over the years.

Does the first number affect the zoom or quality? As in is a 300-400 the same as a 150-400? Is there a sweet spot of quality-price I need to find where the price grows exponentially that I can navigate into? Are there features she'll be missing out on that are vital to a good shot?

From what I understand a lens can easily climb into the thousands alone but for the camera itself is this one of those things where X is really good at Y but bad at Z scenarios? Should I just pickup a canon rebel on marketplace and see where it takes her?

Any and all other information is appreciated!

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u/Legitimate_Fill6906 — 5 days ago