I need a dSLR camera suitable for entry level?
Thursday, September 2nd, 2010 at
9:41 pm
I’m new but I want to get in photography. I’ve got a low budget so I’m looking for a good dSLR which is cheap and easy to use.
By low budget I mean the lowest end of the spectrum. I don’t know anything about them so I just need one that is good for entry level, easy to use and cheap. Also I’d rather get one that is older than a new one that is not as good.
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Filed under: Entry Level DSLR Camera
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Nikon D3100
PLEASE give us an idea of what your LOW BUDGET is and in what currency.
So what CURRENCY???????????????????
HOW MUCH DO YO WANT TO SPEND??????????
And of course your question is so special it is in no way similar to any of the 3 dozen "which entry level DSLR?" questions posted here?
Sigh….
Ah well, Canon 1000d, Nikon d3000, whatever sony is cheap at the moment or pentax k-x
good and cheap don’t always go together…
there are lots of entry level cameras out there…
i would suggest going to a camera shop, get your hands on a few to see what feels right for you, then see what deals there are out there – particularly online… and get yourself the best deal for your money… preferably cameras with a single or twin kit lens…
I can only recommend the Olympus e450 which I bought as an entry level camera last year. 270GBP for the camera and lens (28-50mm). It is extremely user friendly and as it is the 2 thirds system, slightly more compact than most SLRs.