what is the good DSLR camera to buy with very clear photos and the range under 700 $ ? and what is the good lens to buy to use for far distance things but with a low price lens ?
i tried canon EOS 650 but i didnt like the quality of the photos in this model
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For your budget that would be the new D3300.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1023353-REG/nikon_1532_d3300_dslr_camera_with.html
It is supposed to gain a slight boost in sharpness over the D3200 or D5200 by eliminating the anti-alias filter, like the D5300 which is over your budget. The new 18-55mm is supposed to be more compact. Whether they will refine the sharpness any, I don't know.
If you want more telephoto, and want to keep the cost down, there is the 55-300mm AF-S VR, still $400. If you try to go cheaper by getting the cheapo 70-300mm you get inferior quality, no autofocus, and no VR.
If you get a good sample, the $450 Tamron SP 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di VC USD could be a worthwhile step up in image quality. Don't get the cheapo Tamron or cheapo Sigma 70-300mm.
These telephotos are kind of front heavy, and you need to get a tripod with a good medium duty three way panhead. Lighter tripod heads are going to be a struggle.
What did you not like about the 650D? The STM lenses are reputed to be sharp. They have some chromatic aberration, but the 650D is supposed to have optional processor correction. Canon is reputed to set contrast and sharpening high by default, but these can be adjusted.
For your budget that would be the new D3300.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1023353-REG/nikon_1532_d3300_dslr_camera_with.html
It is supposed to gain a slight boost in sharpness over the D3200 or D5200 by eliminating the anti-alias filter, like the D5300 which is over your budget. The new 18-55mm is supposed to be more compact. Whether they will refine the sharpness any, I don't know.
If you want more telephoto, and want to keep the cost down, there is the 55-300mm AF-S VR, still $400. If you try to go cheaper by getting the cheapo 70-300mm you get inferior quality, no autofocus, and no VR.
If you get a good sample, the $450 Tamron SP 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di VC USD could be a worthwhile step up in image quality. Don't get the cheapo Tamron or cheapo Sigma 70-300mm.
These telephotos are kind of front heavy, and you need to get a tripod with a good medium duty three way panhead. Lighter tripod heads are going to be a struggle.
What did you not like about the 650D? The STM lenses are reputed to be sharp. They have some chromatic aberration, but the 650D is supposed to have optional processor correction. Canon is reputed to set contrast and sharpening high by default, but these can be adjusted.
Excellent Professional Cameras Under $700?
Allie
i'm sort of a beginner but want a camera with GREAT quality pictures and clarity and professional looking. I need a GREAT zoom because i love photographing wildlife and flowers and want many details in my photos. Also i need one that can take alot of pictures really fast so i can do snapshots. Also, if you know any great easy to use photo editing softwheres compatable with a p.c. that would be great! I know zero about camera shopping and have only used my moms camera. Please help!!!!!!
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You practically won't be able to find any Professionals Cameras under $700 which they typically cost several thousands dollars and up. The only cameras that would be able get your hands onto for less than $700 is Consumer Level DSLR.
You practically won't be able to find any Professionals Cameras under $700 which they typically cost several thousands dollars and up. The only cameras that would be able get your hands onto for less than $700 is Consumer Level DSLR.
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