Kenneth67C said:Oh I'm sure he knew that, like all new members are expected to know everything.
LOL! yea.
Kenneth67C said:Oh I'm sure he knew that, like all new members are expected to know everything.
What other important features do the sony ones have in comparison with canon ones then??
Hello! Im interested in photography & would like to own a DSLR.
Basically, I just wanna camwhore with it, and to take random photos.... when I feel like it.
But then again, I know nuts about DSLRs. one thing for sure: I'm not gonna go for the high-end ones ($$$$).
Soooooooo, any recommendations on which brand/model should I get?![]()
arjrluap said:Hi cocolates!
It would've been better if you made your thread title "What to choose: 450D/500D/550?" because apparently, most of our very helpful CSers here recommended the NEX system yet you are still inclining on getting the Canon's Mid-level DSLRs. I know, it still comes down to your preference but our CSers' efforts would have been fruitful (not wasted) and the decision on your part would be easier by now, if you only chose the right title for the intention.
Anyhow, since you prefer Canon's system, 550D is the way to go for a budding photographer.
zaren said:hi coco,
get this.
http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=850804
$450. cheap and gd. more than enough for your camwhoring needs. and it's a Canon.![]()
ghoonk said:I don't mean to sound rude but just because the two cameras are the same price doesn't mean anything since price isn't mapped against the needs ou have indicated.
It's like comparing a Leica m9 against a d3x. Two different cameras around the same price point for different shooting styles and needs
Oh ok. But I might be getting a new set Instead due to the warranty
zaren said:400D and 450D are discontinued already.
the cheapest entry level Canon Dslr would be the 1000D
http://www.canon.com.sg/personal/products/dslrs/eos/eos-1000d-kit-efs-18-55
should be able to get this brand new for $600+
nice camera.
Oh, thanks for the recommendation ^^
But the picture quality should be good too right?
brapodam said:Picture quality should not be the main thing you're worried about when it comes to modern DSLRs. They are all pretty good, especially when paired with good lenses. You should be worried more about the whole experience of the camera, as the camera is a tool for you to use. How the camera feels in your hand, how easy it is to change settings, how easy it is to navigate around the camera's menu system are just as important, or if not more important, than image quality.
Oh, thanks for the recommendation ^^
But the picture quality should be good too right?
I understand but I would prefer a canon Dslr