I made the test of what I want to be and got opposite results , namely ESFJ . It felt like a sad discovery of nonaccepting my own personality . <| sep |> Write your congress critters then . There ' s a process for amending the constitution . Good luck getting the support of 38 states though . <| sep |> Ive handled a lot of the cameras in the 100700 $ range and id have to say for pictures you are certainly better off with a dslr . Right now i currently use a Canon rebel t 5 i which is temporary like all my cameras . I also currently have a g 7 x mark ii , and have to say for the price i would only buy it if you need a portable camera or something as you are paying mostly for the size and video capability . Its a great camera just not quite worth the price youd spend if you are just taking light room pictures . Nikons dslrs are really friendly for people new to cameras and the d 3300 is great and can be had for around 350400 d 3400 is out , havent used it myself id assume its just as good with small improvements and is around 500 $. I prefer Canon and they are pretty user friendly their interface just doesnt make it as glaringly obvious what you are changing , as nikon ' s interface does . Anything t 3 i and upt 6 i is most recent are great new user cameras and they come with the flip out screen which is nice . T 4 i and up are also touch screen which is awesome for touch focus . All these cameras are around the 300600 $ range . As people have said though your phone can easily take great product pictures if you set up a nice light room and just learn how to focus on products well and maybe get a little shitty tripod .