nikon camera interchangeable lens image
sim
I want a new camera and my budget is around £300 I want an interchangeable lens camera but am not sure which I should get, I'm interested In the Sony nex3n and Nikon d3100 which would be best? Or can you recommend a different camera?
Answer
It is hard to say.
The D3100 has an optical viewfinder, so shooting action and sports is much easier since there is no lag between that the sensor sees and what the viewfinder shows you.
The NEX cameras have electronic viewfinders, thus difficult to use when shooting any action.
Look on the Nikon and Sony websites. You will see that Nikon has more choices when it comes to the type lenses they provide.
In your price range, you have picked two good cameras. I don't know if you will be able to find a Canon T3i, but if you can, it too may fit into your budget
Just remember that which ever camera system you buy, you will be married to it for the next couple of decades.
It is hard to say.
The D3100 has an optical viewfinder, so shooting action and sports is much easier since there is no lag between that the sensor sees and what the viewfinder shows you.
The NEX cameras have electronic viewfinders, thus difficult to use when shooting any action.
Look on the Nikon and Sony websites. You will see that Nikon has more choices when it comes to the type lenses they provide.
In your price range, you have picked two good cameras. I don't know if you will be able to find a Canon T3i, but if you can, it too may fit into your budget
Just remember that which ever camera system you buy, you will be married to it for the next couple of decades.
What is the best digital professional camera?
cleanfreak
i am not talking about the slim cameras that is like 5 to 8 megapixels. i am talking about those bulky black cameras that has interchangeable lens or sometimes none.
and what is the difference between those two? the slim one and the bulky black ones?
Answer
Holy cow thats a loaded question. Digital SLR's (professional) range in price from $400.00 to over $50K. I own a Nikon D200 and love it. With digital slr's, you can control all aspects of the picture taking process: you can look thru the lens to frame your pics, you get to choose automatic or manual for most all the crucial settings, pick and choose lenses. The list goes on and on..... Just remember, the more features, the steeper the learning curve. I prefer Nikon because it has the largest number of users and a huge support group but all the major high-end brands offer the same features. You will have to try them out and then decide. Popular Photography does a good job of evaluating, look at their reports.
Holy cow thats a loaded question. Digital SLR's (professional) range in price from $400.00 to over $50K. I own a Nikon D200 and love it. With digital slr's, you can control all aspects of the picture taking process: you can look thru the lens to frame your pics, you get to choose automatic or manual for most all the crucial settings, pick and choose lenses. The list goes on and on..... Just remember, the more features, the steeper the learning curve. I prefer Nikon because it has the largest number of users and a huge support group but all the major high-end brands offer the same features. You will have to try them out and then decide. Popular Photography does a good job of evaluating, look at their reports.
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