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shayma
I want to get a canon digital camera, not too expensive but has great features. I'm mostly focusing on video use so which one do you recommend with a good price? I'm thinking of Canon T3i 600D, what do you think?
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I'd say this would be a fine investment for both stills and video. But if it's just video you want then be thinking of a camcorder rather than a dslr. Camcorders are far better at video than any so called
"combocam" which does both stills and video.
I shoot a t1i for video and get pretty good results so I know about Canon quality and attention to detail.
What do you mean by "features"? Modes? or what? There are very few options (if any) when shooting video with a dslr. There are no cheesy modes on dslr cameras as in the pocket toys.
Keep in mind any dslr camera is designed for serious photography, not snapping or those cheesy modes. Doing excellent photography isn't a matter of modes or features anyway - it's about photographer skill at operating both camera and lens.
Good luck
I'd say this would be a fine investment for both stills and video. But if it's just video you want then be thinking of a camcorder rather than a dslr. Camcorders are far better at video than any so called
"combocam" which does both stills and video.
I shoot a t1i for video and get pretty good results so I know about Canon quality and attention to detail.
What do you mean by "features"? Modes? or what? There are very few options (if any) when shooting video with a dslr. There are no cheesy modes on dslr cameras as in the pocket toys.
Keep in mind any dslr camera is designed for serious photography, not snapping or those cheesy modes. Doing excellent photography isn't a matter of modes or features anyway - it's about photographer skill at operating both camera and lens.
Good luck
What is a good digital camera for taking pictures with friends?
Kawaii
Need to have more than or equal to 14 megapixels. Have to have awesome quality. When I take pictures, how can I cover my blemishes? Is there any mode that can do that? If there is, I want the camera to have it too. What is beauty mode? I'm just going to take pictures of me and my friends together. Maybe a little of scenery.
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Below are listed a bunch of entry and mid-level DSLR cameras and approximate prices in US dollars, Australian Dollars and UK pounds. I think pretty much all of these will do a very good job. I have preferences amongst them....I guess in the entry level cameras, the Nikon D3100, the Canon EOS 600D and the Pentax K-r are the picks.
All of the mid level cameras are great.
In regards to megapixels.....I think you should just completely forget about it. Any camera with more than 8 megapixels is going to do the job. Honestly it's largely used as a sales tool to sell cameras to people who don't know about cameras.
I don't know what beauty mode is, but in portrait mode the camera just opens the aperture really wide. To soften blemishes, you need to think about how the subject is lit. Soft lighting (don't use the pop-up flash) or even using a sheet of white cardboard to reflect light onto the subject will work. Move the subject out of strong sunlight.
Entry level:
Nikon D3100 (18-55mm lens) --- US$550 / AU$740 / UK£440
Canon EOS 600D / Rebel T3i (18-55mm lens) --- US$900 / AU$1090 / UK£750
Pentax K-x (18-55mm lens) --- US$500 / AU$610 / UK£380
Pentax K-r (18-55mm lens) --- US$640 / AU$870 / UK£470
Sony Alpha A390 (18-55mm lens) --- US$500 / AU$560 / UK£390
Sony Alpha A55 (18-55mm lens) --- US$850 / AU$1100 / UK£600
Enthusiast / Mid-level:
Nikon D90 (18-105mm lens) --- US$960 / AU$1100 / UK£680
Nikon D7000 (18-105mm lens) --- US$1500 / AU$1500 / UK£1060
Canon EOS 60D (18-135mm lens) --- US$1300 / AU$1450 / UK£990
Pentax K-7 (18-55mm lens) --- US$980 / AU$1260 / UK£720
Below are listed a bunch of entry and mid-level DSLR cameras and approximate prices in US dollars, Australian Dollars and UK pounds. I think pretty much all of these will do a very good job. I have preferences amongst them....I guess in the entry level cameras, the Nikon D3100, the Canon EOS 600D and the Pentax K-r are the picks.
All of the mid level cameras are great.
In regards to megapixels.....I think you should just completely forget about it. Any camera with more than 8 megapixels is going to do the job. Honestly it's largely used as a sales tool to sell cameras to people who don't know about cameras.
I don't know what beauty mode is, but in portrait mode the camera just opens the aperture really wide. To soften blemishes, you need to think about how the subject is lit. Soft lighting (don't use the pop-up flash) or even using a sheet of white cardboard to reflect light onto the subject will work. Move the subject out of strong sunlight.
Entry level:
Nikon D3100 (18-55mm lens) --- US$550 / AU$740 / UK£440
Canon EOS 600D / Rebel T3i (18-55mm lens) --- US$900 / AU$1090 / UK£750
Pentax K-x (18-55mm lens) --- US$500 / AU$610 / UK£380
Pentax K-r (18-55mm lens) --- US$640 / AU$870 / UK£470
Sony Alpha A390 (18-55mm lens) --- US$500 / AU$560 / UK£390
Sony Alpha A55 (18-55mm lens) --- US$850 / AU$1100 / UK£600
Enthusiast / Mid-level:
Nikon D90 (18-105mm lens) --- US$960 / AU$1100 / UK£680
Nikon D7000 (18-105mm lens) --- US$1500 / AU$1500 / UK£1060
Canon EOS 60D (18-135mm lens) --- US$1300 / AU$1450 / UK£990
Pentax K-7 (18-55mm lens) --- US$980 / AU$1260 / UK£720
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