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Cotton Can
I'm looking for a dslr camera. a good one for a beginner in photography. my budget is $250 or less. I know I probably won't find a dslr with that amount of money but I'm hoping I will (It doesn't matter if it is used.) . I'm looking for suggestions for where to buy one or what camera to buy. I don't want to buy if off of some stupid scam website.
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for $250, you can forget about it
pretty much any DSLR in that price range is really old or broken
I suggest you save up some and look at the Nikon D3100 and Canon Rebel T3
for $250, you can forget about it
pretty much any DSLR in that price range is really old or broken
I suggest you save up some and look at the Nikon D3100 and Canon Rebel T3
What is the best DSLR camera for starters?
BELLAS MAM
I am looking to buy my DSLR camera. I don't want to get anything too expensive since I am just learning. Any suggestions on the way to go?
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This is a very personal choice and requires some investigation on your part. Many DSLR users will say that the brand they use is the only one anyone should buy but there are many excellent cameras at a WIDE range of prices features. I would suggest you take a little time to determine what you would like to make pictures of and what you want to do with them, then go to a site like Digital SLR Guide ~
http://www.digital-slr-guide.com/index.html
This site is designed to help you select a DSLR camera using free guidelines plus access to product reviews and explanatory articles on terminology and features. It provides tools to identify what your specific requirements are and how to evaluate various camera model's features and limitations. I think they hope you like them so much that you will come back to their web site and purchase some of the tutorial products they sell.
Here is a list of reliable brands (in alphabetical order) sold in the United States: Canon, Fujifilm, Leica (BIG $$$, limited selection), Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax and Sony (Sony has acquired the former Konica-Minolta camera product lines). Canon and Nikon are the most popular brands while Sony and Olympus have been battling for third and fourth place.
Each of these companies has several good products. The choice will often come down to what features you find desirable, how various models feel when you try to use them and how they fit your budget. Go to a store that sells the models you are interested in and try each model out to see how it feels to you or order on-line from someone that has a suitable return/exchange privelage.
HTH. Good luck!
email me if you have specific questions or concerns.
This is a very personal choice and requires some investigation on your part. Many DSLR users will say that the brand they use is the only one anyone should buy but there are many excellent cameras at a WIDE range of prices features. I would suggest you take a little time to determine what you would like to make pictures of and what you want to do with them, then go to a site like Digital SLR Guide ~
http://www.digital-slr-guide.com/index.html
This site is designed to help you select a DSLR camera using free guidelines plus access to product reviews and explanatory articles on terminology and features. It provides tools to identify what your specific requirements are and how to evaluate various camera model's features and limitations. I think they hope you like them so much that you will come back to their web site and purchase some of the tutorial products they sell.
Here is a list of reliable brands (in alphabetical order) sold in the United States: Canon, Fujifilm, Leica (BIG $$$, limited selection), Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax and Sony (Sony has acquired the former Konica-Minolta camera product lines). Canon and Nikon are the most popular brands while Sony and Olympus have been battling for third and fourth place.
Each of these companies has several good products. The choice will often come down to what features you find desirable, how various models feel when you try to use them and how they fit your budget. Go to a store that sells the models you are interested in and try each model out to see how it feels to you or order on-line from someone that has a suitable return/exchange privelage.
HTH. Good luck!
email me if you have specific questions or concerns.
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