Which camera will suitable to the beginner :D? Thz For Helping !!

Thats a very wide open question with hundreds of possible answers.

What kind? DSLR, bridge, compact??

What budget?
 
It depends on how far and how quickly you want to learn and progress. Do you want a camera that you can use when you are more experienced ? Or a camera that has more automatic modes for use now ?
 
any dSLR is suitable - they all have the same basic functions.

comes down to how much money you have to spend
 
TCR4x4 said:
Thats a very wide open question with hundreds of possible answers.

What kind? DSLR, bridge, compact??

What budget?
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Emm,, sorry for that i am not quite sure what is DSLR, bridge, compact :thinking:

if u can tell me the differences i would be very thankful :D
 
eos1 said:
It depends on how far and how quickly you want to learn and progress. Do you want a camera that you can use when you are more experienced ? Or a camera that has more automatic modes for use now ?
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Yaaa,, i would like a camera which i can use in the future :D,,
i am thinking of the Canon 550D as the price is reasonable and its quite functionable :D
 
Right, so we are talking proper beginner then.. :lol:

Ok, have you ever taken a photo? Ever? If so, what was it on. A little camera that fits in your pocket.. A compact

Or a bigger camera with a built in zoom lens.. Bridge

Or a bigger camera still with lenses that can be removed.. A DSLR

What do you want to take pictures of?

If its just snapshots of a holiday, then a compact will probably be best.
If you want to take pictures of your holiday, plus some more creative things, a Bridge camera would be good.
If you want to take photos of loads of different things, from landscapes, to wildlife, to sports, then a DSLR with the appropiate lenses will be best.

The major issue still is budget. If you have a budget of £100, you wont get a DSLR. If you budget is £1000, you'd be silly to buy a compact when you can get so much more for your money.
 
TCR4x4 said:
The major issue still is budget. If you have a budget of £100, you wont get a DSLR. If you budget is £1000, you'd be silly to buy a compact when you can get so much more for your money.
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compacts for 1000 are the coolest things ! :D
 
TCR4x4 said:
Right, so we are talking proper beginner then.. :lol:

Ok, have you ever taken a photo? Ever? If so, what was it on. A little camera that fits in your pocket.. A compact

Or a bigger camera with a built in zoom lens.. Bridge

Or a bigger camera still with lenses that can be removed.. A DSLR

What do you want to take pictures of?

If its just snapshots of a holiday, then a compact will probably be best.
If you want to take pictures of your holiday, plus some more creative things, a Bridge camera would be good.
If you want to take photos of loads of different things, from landscapes, to wildlife, to sports, then a DSLR with the appropiate lenses will be best.

The major issue still is budget. If you have a budget of £100, you wont get a DSLR. If you budget is £1000, you'd be silly to buy a compact when you can get so much more for your money.
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Awww,, Really thanks for your detailed answer !!!
i would like to have a DSLR camera

What should i look on if i buy a DSLR camera :thinking:?

Emmm,, i think my budget is around £500- £600

I am thinking if The Canon 500D is good or not ? if u can tell me your opinion it would be awesome !!,, thanks :D
 
Right ok.

A canon 450d, 500d, 550d will all be good. A Nikon D5000, D90 etc will be good.
Its all down to your personal preference. You need to go to a camera shop and actually hold the cameras, as they all feel very different.
I personally prefer the feel of Nikon Cameras, even though Ive recently changed to Canon.
Other people hate the way Nikon's feel.

Try them out, its the only way you will know.
 
grievoussky said:
What should i look on if i buy a DSLR camera :thinking:?

Emmm,, i think my budget is around £500- £600

I am thinking if The Canon 500D is good or not ? if u can tell me your opinion it would be awesome !!,, thanks :D
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As someone has already said go and try some cameras and see what feels good. I'd start off looking at Canon and Nikon. They're the two biggest brands so have the best selection of lenses and accessories.

Bare in mind you'll need other kit as well as the camera, what sort of stuff are you planning to shoot?
 
TCR4x4 said:
Right ok.

A canon 450d, 500d, 550d will all be good. A Nikon D5000, D90 etc will be good.
Its all down to your personal preference. You need to go to a camera shop and actually hold the cameras, as they all feel very different.
I personally prefer the feel of Nikon Cameras, even though Ive recently changed to Canon.
Other people hate the way Nikon's feel.

Try them out, its the only way you will know.
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I heard from someone he said the photo took by a Canon Camera the photo is a little bit grey

Hows about the Lens:D? would u mind telling me the purpose to hving a lens and wts the meaning of ''18-55mm'' ?

really thanks for your helping
 
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grievoussky said:
I heard from someone he said the photo took by a Canon Camera the photo is a little bit grey

Hows about the Lens:D? would u mind telling me the purpose to hving a lens and wts the meaning of ''18-55mm'' ?

really thanks for your helping
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Grey? he is talking crap, ignore him.

A lens is kinda needed to take the photo, without one you wont get very far.

18-55mm is the focal length of the lens. 18mm being wide angle and 55mm being closer to what the human eye sees.
I highly recomend you do some throrough research on photography before taking any more steps and spending any money.

There are several articles on this forum that will help you, ans many other beginers sites on the internet.
 
KC Leblanc said:
As someone has already said go and try some cameras and see what feels good. I'd start off looking at Canon and Nikon. They're the two biggest brands so have the best selection of lenses and accessories.

Bare in mind you'll need other kit as well as the camera, what sort of stuff are you planning to shoot?
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emmm,, people,, street kind of stuff :D
 
i recently got a sony a390 a couple of weeks back and i can't put it down. i had a fuji compact before that and learnt a bit about apertures and shutter speeds from playing with that, as limited as it was.

a lot of people will say stick with canon/nikon as they are the most widely available and best known brands, but there are a couple of alternatives out there now. sony, pentax etc.

i went for the sony based on the price, features, how it felt in my hand and the fact it had a tutorial function-in that order.

i also looked at the canon 1000d, nikon d3000 and d5000. in the end it was a toss up between the sony and the d5000, and i think i'd buy a nikon for my next camera when it's time to upgrade due to the extra variety in terms of lenses/accessories if sony haven't expanded their range.

the d3100 is out soon and looks to be a good starter camera, although it's a bit pricey for me
 
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