06-04-2011, 07:11 PM
Thanks to everyone who responded.
First of all I'd like to specify whether it's reasonable to limit the choice only between Canon and Nikon.
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All DSLRs are more or less "high quality" capable. Problem is the lens, yoru budget does not allow for even one "high quality" lens. What are your future plans? Any ideas on what kind of lenses you might want?
If you have any idea of which direction you might want to go photography and lens wise. that might help in deciding which body to choose.
Anyway, in case you have no idea yet about lenses and future wished purchases, What are your ideas on what you want o photograph with it now?
One of the best budget DSLR bodies, with a huge and varied lens line up to grow into in future, which also fits your budget, is the Canon EOS 550D with kit lens.
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I suppose that the main plots of my future photos will be the following: nature, animals, landscapes, valleys, dales, mountains, views of cities, architecture and certainly people but mostly in situations stated above and also some sport events such as football matches.
Will it be sagnificant difference between color depth 36 and 48 bit, max sensitivity 3200 and 6400, exposure range +/- 2 and +/- 5?
Is vari-angle screen really very useful?
What number of picrures is enough for RAW?
First of all I'd like to specify whether it's reasonable to limit the choice only between Canon and Nikon.
[quote name='Brightcolours' timestamp='1307112002' post='9019']
All DSLRs are more or less "high quality" capable. Problem is the lens, yoru budget does not allow for even one "high quality" lens. What are your future plans? Any ideas on what kind of lenses you might want?
If you have any idea of which direction you might want to go photography and lens wise. that might help in deciding which body to choose.
Anyway, in case you have no idea yet about lenses and future wished purchases, What are your ideas on what you want o photograph with it now?
One of the best budget DSLR bodies, with a huge and varied lens line up to grow into in future, which also fits your budget, is the Canon EOS 550D with kit lens.
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I suppose that the main plots of my future photos will be the following: nature, animals, landscapes, valleys, dales, mountains, views of cities, architecture and certainly people but mostly in situations stated above and also some sport events such as football matches.
Will it be sagnificant difference between color depth 36 and 48 bit, max sensitivity 3200 and 6400, exposure range +/- 2 and +/- 5?
Is vari-angle screen really very useful?
What number of picrures is enough for RAW?