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Haley
I want to buy a new camera. And I want one that would fit my needs. And i also want one that isn't super expensive. I take a lot of photos of family and friends, and I go to a lot of concerts.
And as far as the concert part is concerned- I go to small venues in seattle which allows photos- and there is low lighting.
And as far as the concert part is concerned- I go to small venues in seattle which allows photos- and there is low lighting and lots of movement.
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A good camera would be one that performs well at high iso's, has fast focusing, and a big imaging sensor. Pixel count is the big fad these days, but in practice, these does little or virtually nothing the final image quality. more megapixels on a smaller sensor= artifacts, color bleeding, more noise, etc. You can consider a slr camera, which provides superior performance compared to a compact- or if you prefer not lugging around a heavy camera+lens....you may consider cameras such as the sony H9, Canon G7, among others. I heard Panasonic makes pretty good compacts too.
excellent guide to buying and understanding cameras: http://www.videojug.com/interview/dslr-vs-point-and-shoot-digital-cameras
A good camera would be one that performs well at high iso's, has fast focusing, and a big imaging sensor. Pixel count is the big fad these days, but in practice, these does little or virtually nothing the final image quality. more megapixels on a smaller sensor= artifacts, color bleeding, more noise, etc. You can consider a slr camera, which provides superior performance compared to a compact- or if you prefer not lugging around a heavy camera+lens....you may consider cameras such as the sony H9, Canon G7, among others. I heard Panasonic makes pretty good compacts too.
excellent guide to buying and understanding cameras: http://www.videojug.com/interview/dslr-vs-point-and-shoot-digital-cameras
What D SLR camera is the best for a student studying photography?
FlowerChil
I'm thinking about a Canon or a Sony D SLR camera as I am familiar with the fuctions. I'm just confused about which one has better performance and technical aspects.
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It's DSLR, no spaces. Digital Single Lens Reflex.
Canon or Nikon would be the best. There are no cameras that would be made for students, and you could've helped us more with the budget and things you'd like :)
Canon EOS T3, Nikon D3100 are great for the price ~$500 - $650.
Here's a DSLR Buying Guide - http://www.the-dslr-photographer.com/2009/11/which-dslr-to-buy/
None have better quality or any nonsense as that, it's more about you.
It's DSLR, no spaces. Digital Single Lens Reflex.
Canon or Nikon would be the best. There are no cameras that would be made for students, and you could've helped us more with the budget and things you'd like :)
Canon EOS T3, Nikon D3100 are great for the price ~$500 - $650.
Here's a DSLR Buying Guide - http://www.the-dslr-photographer.com/2009/11/which-dslr-to-buy/
None have better quality or any nonsense as that, it's more about you.
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