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Hayley
I am looking for a good DSLR camera (my budget is $470.00) i want to start doing some concert photography, but i would like to know what would be the best camera for the job? I am looking at the nikon D3100, though i am not completely sure as to how it will perform in a concert setting (low light, etc) any suggestions ?
i am planning to start with small gigs. i go to a lot of local shows.
Answer
In low light shooting it;s not reall the camera body that matters but the lens you put in front of it. In order to get decent shots in low light, you want fairly fast glass. Look for something with an aperture of f1.8 or zooms with f2.8 - trouble is, these ain't cheap & will be outside your budget.
Knowing where/how to meter is also important - spot metering on the lit performer is your best bet.
The camera you've picked is ok, but within your budget all you're going to get is the kit lens. All you can do is try & they then get better glass as funds become available.
In low light shooting it;s not reall the camera body that matters but the lens you put in front of it. In order to get decent shots in low light, you want fairly fast glass. Look for something with an aperture of f1.8 or zooms with f2.8 - trouble is, these ain't cheap & will be outside your budget.
Knowing where/how to meter is also important - spot metering on the lit performer is your best bet.
The camera you've picked is ok, but within your budget all you're going to get is the kit lens. All you can do is try & they then get better glass as funds become available.
Where is a good place to buy a dslr camera?
Aaron
So, I've been wanting a dslr camera, but I don't wanna spend a lot of money. What's the difference between a $500 and a $1000 dslr camera besides the price? I'm gonna go on a cruise and a want a high quality but reasonably priced dslr camera? Any suggestions on where to buy it?
Answer
Any entry-level DSLR is capable of producing the high quality photos that you're looking for. BUT, if you don't know how to use the thing properly, your pictures are going to suck regardless of what camera you're using.
The Nikon D3100 and Rebel T3 are currently the least expensive new DSLRs available. For now, just get the 18-55 kit lens.
You'll also need a genuine spare battery, 2 or 3 8GB Class 10 SD cards, an sd card-reader, and a case.
You could purchase the camera from the manufacturers official website or B&H or Adorama.
Just google "canon shop usa" or "nikon shop usa" or "sony shop usa" etc etc
Any entry-level DSLR is capable of producing the high quality photos that you're looking for. BUT, if you don't know how to use the thing properly, your pictures are going to suck regardless of what camera you're using.
The Nikon D3100 and Rebel T3 are currently the least expensive new DSLRs available. For now, just get the 18-55 kit lens.
You'll also need a genuine spare battery, 2 or 3 8GB Class 10 SD cards, an sd card-reader, and a case.
You could purchase the camera from the manufacturers official website or B&H or Adorama.
Just google "canon shop usa" or "nikon shop usa" or "sony shop usa" etc etc
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