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SLR camera??
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Pink & Blue 182, JDM DC2
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ukaskew (Chris) has taken some amazing pics with his old panasonic which isn't a DSLR and are better than some i've taken with my 350D.
However, for starters you need to define your budget. Beginner DSLRS start around £400-500 with a kit 18-55mm lens.
Have you thought about what lenses you might need or want?
ukaskew (Chris) has taken some amazing pics with his old panasonic which isn't a DSLR and are better than some i've taken with my 350D.
However, for starters you need to define your budget. Beginner DSLRS start around £400-500 with a kit 18-55mm lens.
Have you thought about what lenses you might need or want?
Pink & Blue 182, JDM DC2
Well the best bet is to get down to your local highstreet retailer. Not saying we're going to ask their advice or buy from them but you need to get the feel of them.
I'd try both Canon and Nikon, as well as Pentax. The right camera for you is not always the same for everyone. Ensure it is comfortable and feels good. You spend a long time behind it, holding it and carrying it. Make sure you get to take some pictures using the basic kit stuff. No point testing a £700 lens if you can't afford it.
I have a Canon EOS 350D with Canon 18-55 f/4-f/5.6 USM, 70-200 f/2.8 L USM Telephoto and a 35-350 f/4-f/5.6 L USM. I also have a Canon 2x extender for the L lenses and have recently got a carbon fibre monopod. That small selection has set me back just shy of £1,800 before buying the photo printer, case, memory cards etc.. so its an expensive habit!
I'd try both Canon and Nikon, as well as Pentax. The right camera for you is not always the same for everyone. Ensure it is comfortable and feels good. You spend a long time behind it, holding it and carrying it. Make sure you get to take some pictures using the basic kit stuff. No point testing a £700 lens if you can't afford it.
I have a Canon EOS 350D with Canon 18-55 f/4-f/5.6 USM, 70-200 f/2.8 L USM Telephoto and a 35-350 f/4-f/5.6 L USM. I also have a Canon 2x extender for the L lenses and have recently got a carbon fibre monopod. That small selection has set me back just shy of £1,800 before buying the photo printer, case, memory cards etc.. so its an expensive habit!
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