Which DSLR camera for a starter? Canon 450D or Nikon D3100?
Hello, I am going to buy my first ever DSLR camera, I have two apparently good deals available: 1. Canon EOS 450D (aka Digital Rebel XSi in USA) with 18-55 and 75-300 mm lenses for 600€ 2. Nikon D3100 with 18-55 and 55-200 mm lenses for 650€, plus I get a free Nikon bag (worth over 50€) Nikon is also capable of HD video recording, I get a free bag also. Canon, however has a better set of lenses in the deals mentioned above. Which deal do you think good for me? Thank you for your answers.
What are the best starter DSLR cameras for photo and video?
The best DSLR cameras for beginners:I have listed some of the DSLR for various purpose.For more info visit here.OUR PICKCanon EOS Rebel T7iWhy should you buy this: Great auto focus, fast performance, easy to use.Who’s it for: Beginners, students, parents, and just about anyone who wants a capable, easy-to-use camera.THE BEST DSLR FOR THE INSTAGRAM-OBSESSEDNikon D3400Why should you buy this: Always-on Bluetooth connection, great image quality, excellent value.Who’s it for: Casual photographers who want to share images right away.THE BEST DSLR FOR THE WORLD TRAVELERCanon EOS Rebel SL2Why should you buy this: Compact size without sacrificing the optical viewfinder.Who’s it for: Beginners, vacationers, and anyone who wants the smallest possible DSLR.THE BEST DSLR FOR THE OUTDOOR ADVENTURERRicoh Pentax K-70Why should you buy this: The only entry-level DSLR with a weather resistant body.Who’s it for: Hikers, campers, and landscape photographers
Is there a list of Canon DSLR cameras that's in order from best to worst?
I would consider Canon EOS Rebel T1i 15.1 MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera * New 15.1-megapixel CMOS sensor with DIGIC 4 Image Processor * Full HD video capture at 1920 x 1080 resolution; HDMI output * 3.0-inch Clear View LCD; Live View Function for stills and video * Capture images and video to SD/SDHC memory cards http://www.amazon.com/Canon-T1i-Digital-18-55mm-3-5-5-6/dp/B001XURPQS/?tag=nktf-20
Which Canon is the best DSLR below 35000 rupees?
If you really want to go with Canon, then 700d with the 18-55 STM lens is a very good starting point. This lens is good for beginners, and helps with video too. I have ordered the same camera from Amazon, and it will be shipped with 8GB card, tripod (benro), Camera bag, and a spare battery for 32k. Being a starter at photography, I can tell you this will fare well over time, and we will have scope to learn and then after a while invest in different lenses. Thanks
What is the best DSLR for beginners?
The best DSLR for an amateur is the one you have in your hands when you "see" that great photo you want to shoot.Seriously!So many people spend so much time agonizing over megapixels, top shutter speeds, dials, whistles, and bells, that they are wasting time NOT taking pictures!ALL of the entry level DSLRs out there now are more alike than different from one another. The major brands (Nikon, Canon, Fuji, Sony) all make good camera bodies and there is a huge selection of great lenses out there --both new and used.Determine your budget. Get the best "glass" (lens) you can afford for that amount. The lens is doing all the heavy lifting here. The camera body is actually secondary. A great lens on a cheap body makes wonderful photos possible. A cheap lens on the best body available will still only provide mediocre photos.I suggest Nikon & Canon intro cameras for their consistency and availability of a very large number of lenses.I suggest a wide range "zoom" lens for your first primary lens, so you will be less limited to what kinds of scenes you can photograph. If you can find one with "macro" abilities, all the better.Let me put out some numbers:If I could budget $2,000 for a camera and stuff, I'd spend $1,000 to $1,200 on a great, flexible zoom lens, $400 to $600 on the camera (and sell the cheap lens that comes with it), $200 or so on a tripod with a ball head, and use whatever was leftover for a lens brush, bag, strap, extra SD cards, and extra battery pack.Flash, filters, specialty items, and all that stuff can wait. Ask for them for your birthday (grin).