hi guys
im new here.im doing my diploma of design, and on of my unit is photography.
soon, i have interest in photography,i found challange me, and of course, the unit assigments make me want do do more experiments
for the start i used Film camera which is nikon F90 and nikon F60. i found they are really wasted [film camera] i almost spend like 100-200 bucks for films and print them. then, now i want to buy digital SLR.
based on my research, Digital SLR canon EOS350D is as good as Nikon 50D but im not sure which one i have to buy for the beginner. their features are pretty same. their sizes are fine for me
my budget is [AUS]$1000 - 1500
any suggestion and recommendation ?
thanks
regards
andi
Camera: Which one i should buy for beginner
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Re: Camera: Which one i should buy for beginner
You're probably not in the right place. This group is dedicated to B&W film usage.greenandi wrote:hi guys
im new here.im doing my diploma of design, and on of my unit is photography.
soon, i have interest in photography,i found challange me, and of course, the unit assigments make me want do do more experiments
for the start i used Film camera which is nikon F90 and nikon F60. i found they are really wasted [film camera] i almost spend like 100-200 bucks for films and print them. then, now i want to buy digital SLR.
based on my research, Digital SLR canon EOS350D is as good as Nikon 50D but im not sure which one i have to buy for the beginner. their features are pretty same. their sizes are fine for me
my budget is [AUS]$1000 - 1500
any suggestion and recommendation ?
thanks
regards
andi
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Hi,
Although most users of this forum tend to discuss traditional b/w rather than digital photography, the forum is open for any photo-related questions.
If you don't get a response here, you might try some of the many forums on the net which are specifically for digital photography. A good place to start might be http://www.photo.net
Although most users of this forum tend to discuss traditional b/w rather than digital photography, the forum is open for any photo-related questions.
If you don't get a response here, you might try some of the many forums on the net which are specifically for digital photography. A good place to start might be http://www.photo.net
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Canon
Hi,
Buy the canon. Throw away the lens and buy a 50mm lens.
Canons compaired to Nikons have less blue and green noise. Their color seems a bit more accurate and their pricepoint is generally lower.
Yes, the bodies are made of plastic but if you're gonna drop it hard enough to break the plastic, you're probably gonna damage the insides too. (IF the body's made of metal and you drop it that hard, the insides are gonna get damged too)
I've shot with both. I like the Canons (I used to be DIE HARD NIKON).
Cheers
T
Buy the canon. Throw away the lens and buy a 50mm lens.
Canons compaired to Nikons have less blue and green noise. Their color seems a bit more accurate and their pricepoint is generally lower.
Yes, the bodies are made of plastic but if you're gonna drop it hard enough to break the plastic, you're probably gonna damage the insides too. (IF the body's made of metal and you drop it that hard, the insides are gonna get damged too)
I've shot with both. I like the Canons (I used to be DIE HARD NIKON).
Cheers
T
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I AM THE PHOTOGRAPHER OF LIGHT!
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A great site to find comparisons of digital cameras is www.dpreview.com
I have found them to be a great resource!
Tom
I have found them to be a great resource!
Tom
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Buy the cheepest camera body you can get away with and the nicest lense you can afford. Because the lense will generaly show through in the image alot more than the sensor will and there are alot of tricks you can do in photoshop to get your six megapixels to go the distance if you have a sharp image to begin with. if you are shooting through a coke bottle then all the megapixels in the world will not save your image.