Need some advice

Mclovin101

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Im looking to upgrade my Camera.

Have sold my old Canon 1000d and looking for a upgrade and just woundering what *** are would suggest

Ive looked at a 60D and a 700d but tbh they both look the same with spec

Might even think about changing to a Nikon but needs peoples advise on whats out here

Any help would be great

Thanks
 
It's difficult without knowing your budget, what you like/want to shoot, and if you have any other kit.

For instance, if you mainly shoot portraits & landscapes, a 6D may be of interest, but if you like to shoot wildlife and motorsport, a 7D is better suited.

If your budget is £500, then we need to look elsewhere.

So, more information is required.
 
Jelster said:
It's difficult without knowing your budget, what you like/want to shoot, and if you have any other kit.

For instance, if you mainly shoot portraits & landscapes, a 6D may be of interest, but if you like to shoot wildlife and motorsport, a 7D is better suited.

If your budget is £500, then we need to look elsewhere.

So, more information is required.
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I shoot abit of everything really i would say mostly low light. Have in the past doing the British GP but have done a few family shoots/ Weddings( Been a guest)

I use a 50mm 1.8 alot but appears the 1000d doesnt have a very good ISO range and isn't very good and not a bit fan of using the flash

My budget can range from £500 upwards but not looking to spend £££
 
woof woof said:
It would also help to know what lenses you have and what you think is either limiting you or can be improved by buying a new camera.
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As said is last post the 1000d has a poor selection of ISO levels and sometimes the shot appears horrible with either flash or spot lights etc and sometimes natural light is not possible

Also Video is good to have

Lens

Stock 18-55mm
and a 50mm 1.8 which i use the most
 
Mclovin101 said:
As said is last post the 1000d has a poor selection of ISO levels and sometimes the shot appears horrible with either flash or spot lights etc and sometimes natural light is not possible

Also Video is good to have

Lens

Stock 18-55mm
and a 50mm 1.8 which i use the most
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Assuming you're not running out of flash power and having to bump up your ISO to compensate there is something amiss if the shots appear horrible.

Pop one up online so we can have a look, with the exif attached, and we'll see if we can save you a few quid by ironing out technique issues that won't be solved by buying more kit.

That said if you just fancy buying more kit don't let me stop you, I'm not really well placed to tell people not to buy stuff!
 
If it's low light you want, go for a 6D and a couple of pime's.
 
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