What is the best DSLR camera to buy?
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I need some experienced input! I would like to buy a DSLR camera for about $700-$800. What, in your opinion, is the best camera I should get for that? What should I look for in specs? Is megapixels the most important factor per dollar? What brands have the best features? I would like to buy a camera with a lens included in the package. Thank you!
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Answer:
No, megapixels are not the best way to choose, All new cameras have plenty megapixels so anything over 10 will give you a poster size print. The best way to get a camera is go to a camera store that carries multiple bands and hold them and test them out. Not all cameras feel the same while shooting. The 2 big brands are Canon and Nikon, But there are more like Olympus, Panasonic, Sony Fuji and others. There are cameras better for sports then there are ones for portraits (this cost big bucks) or just a walk around camera. Most of the Canon rebels will be good and some have video. If you are planning on upgrading later you should get a camera that has a lot of choices for new lenses. You will keep a good lens longer then the camera.The Canon EOS Rebel T2i Black 18.0 MP come with the lens and has Video Around $649.00
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You're going to get several opinions, and that's exactly what they are. I'm a Canon guy so that's what I recommend. The t1i or t2i would be an excellent choice for your budget, lens included. No mega pixels aren't the most important and neither are features. Features implies gadgets and cheesy junk like so many of the small pocket toy point and shoot cameras. dslr camera don't have cheesy features because they're intended for serious photography by people who know how to operate such cameras... so don't look for "cool features" because they won't be there.
Jim A
In that price range I would get the nIkon D3100 which is less than you want to spend. Get an extra battery, 2 memory cards and a camera bag. You are not going to see a big difference in cameras until you spend much more. The D3100 will be a great camera for you.
rick
have a look at Canon 60d Excellent pictures - Even with the stock 18-135 lens, solid photos, great details, and very very crop-able. Yes this is not an L Lens but it is still very good Low light performance - The ISO high iso speeds work well when you can't use a flash, there is still some noise but its manageable, the default setting for upper end iso is 3200, so that tells you how confident Canon is with its camera's ability to handle noise. Very fast focus, yes its not the 32 point next gen autofocus, but in all my tests when not using live view it does just fine transitioning between focus points.
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