That's what people used to tell themselves to make themselves feel better of their equipmentversatile said:It's the photographer himself..
That's what people used to tell themselves to make themselves feel better of their equipmentversatile said:It's the photographer himself..
Ysatis said:i want to pick up photography as my new hobby. which camera is better for a newbie ? in the sense of idiot proof
Zaknafein said:Point and shoot cams = idiot proof
SLR = hassle
get a PnS if u want idiot proof cams
benedium said:30D for newbie :thumbsup: Got more automatic program modes. And less noisy at higher ISO levels. Read this article on photo.net http://www.photo.net/equipment/canon/20D_vs_30D_vs_5D_vs_D200
Ysatis said:so compare to d80 with d200/30d which one is better ? and d200 and 30d which one more ez to learn
Hobbes234 said:Please consider carefully, if you are seriously taking up photography.
you are not buying just the camera, but actally will be investing money in the lenses from canon or nikon. once you have decided it would be very expensive for you to change camps.
Both camps have their pros and cons, i have listed some examples which you might need to consider
Do take into other considerations like lense range, price of lenses of each camp.
colours from the camera (out of camera, you cant edit all the photos which you take).
service/repair costs at the service centers (this is something im pretty upset wif NSC being a nikon user)
etc.
Do read up on both the nikon and canon subforums to find out more about about the pros and cons.
and finally try both camera to see which's feel do u like...
cheers
versatile said:Very true, i was a compact user before a DSLR user before.. actually set an budget to spend on but end up still spending over my budget due to the quality lack of the normal kit lens.. end up spending another extra few hundreds on telephoto lenses..
maybe infected with bbb virus.
dun.ask said:dude. i the 30d is damn soft. even with an L lens. my cousin was deciding between the same choics, and in the end she chose the D200 with a D70 kit kens over a 30d. but if you're just starting out, i would recommend either a D70s or a 350D both are good cams. the D50's good, but i dun like the lens. still, if you've got the money, get a D200. haha.
mikenth said:Be a photographer; Don't be a camera collector.
Cheers,
Mike Ng
Zenten said:Newbie ..... then better buy Sony Alpha 100 ....... entry level DSLR more for idiots ........ trust me I am one myself ........