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I suspect this question, or a variation of it, has cropped up previously so apologies for not trawling back too far if the answer is already out there... That said, on the off chance that things have changed or this is a unique enough question, here goes...
My nine year old son is a keen artist and recently got his hands on his uncles DSLR camera before expressing an interest in photography... While I'd like to see how far he's interested in this I am more adept at the printing/output end of things and a proverbial babe in a blanket when it comes to taking images. So, my question is, if this were you, what would you suggest in terms of equipment and how to learn?
Budget is effectively £60 - 120 ish and I'm wary of spending more until he shows some commitment and ability to care for any kit he uses... As to learning he's a keen youtuber (what kids aren't!) and has picked up quite a few things from illustration to knot tying from watching online, so if I can steer him towards a good channel that's aimed at keen Destroy-It-Yourself enthusiasts then it has to be better than minecraft playthroughs. That said, he also reads a lot so a good book recommendation or two that's more pragmatic than technical would be great.
Thanks in advance...
My nine year old son is a keen artist and recently got his hands on his uncles DSLR camera before expressing an interest in photography... While I'd like to see how far he's interested in this I am more adept at the printing/output end of things and a proverbial babe in a blanket when it comes to taking images. So, my question is, if this were you, what would you suggest in terms of equipment and how to learn?
Budget is effectively £60 - 120 ish and I'm wary of spending more until he shows some commitment and ability to care for any kit he uses... As to learning he's a keen youtuber (what kids aren't!) and has picked up quite a few things from illustration to knot tying from watching online, so if I can steer him towards a good channel that's aimed at keen Destroy-It-Yourself enthusiasts then it has to be better than minecraft playthroughs. That said, he also reads a lot so a good book recommendation or two that's more pragmatic than technical would be great.
Thanks in advance...