Been several years since I've messed with cameras, but what is a good entry level model. Maybe just a basic kit to start out and add more lenses later. Family photos, landscapes, wildlife, etc.
Thanks
Been several years since I've messed with cameras, but what is a good entry level model. Maybe just a basic kit to start out and add more lenses later. Family photos, landscapes, wildlife, etc.
Thanks
How much are you looking to spend?
Looking at the T3i and the T5i right now, willing to spend ~$750 for a good set up that'll last for many years to come.
If there are other models that would fit the bill, I'd be willing to look into them as well.
Last edited by cusportsman; 10-12-2014 at 01:47 PM.
Are you looking for new, or are you willing to buy refurb or used? If you stay on the Fred Miranda forums long enough, I've seen a T3i body for around $300, and 70-200 F4 for around $500.
dont buy till you talk to me or dad.
Ugh. Stupid people piss me off.
t3i, is what I have. It ain't too shabby.
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Go with a used 50d/60d and then buy a 70-300mm lens, along with the 18-55 that would come with it. Imo.
The xxD bodies have a better build and internals vs Txi.
Richard
Nikon....
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