Q. I know nothing of cameras. I need a camera for high resolution, something that can record videos (with good sound), and it needs zoom that is decent. I have about $1500. I need the answer fast because Costco is having some rebates before this Saturday. Some of my friends have the Canon T3i and the pictures come out really high resolution. That's what I really want. Is there a huge difference between 24 and 18? Which of these is the best?
Canon:
http://www.costco.com/Canon-Rebel-T3i-DSLR-Camera-2-Lens-Bundle.product.11760020.html
http://www.costco.com/Canon-T4i-DSLR-Camera-2-Lens-Bundle.product.100025018.html
http://www.costco.com/Canon-EOS-60D-DSLR-Camera-with-18-200mm-Lens-Bundle.product.11680756.html
http://www.costco.com/Canon-EOS-7D-DSLR-Camera-with-28-135mm-Lens-Bundle.product.100014084.html
Nikon:
http://www.costco.com/Nikon-D600-Full-Frame-DSLR-Camera-2-Lens-Bundle.product.100012382.html
http://www.costco.com/Nikon-D3200-DSLR-Camera-2-Lens-Bundle.product.100007777.html
Canon:
http://www.costco.com/Canon-Rebel-T3i-DSLR-Camera-2-Lens-Bundle.product.11760020.html
http://www.costco.com/Canon-T4i-DSLR-Camera-2-Lens-Bundle.product.100025018.html
http://www.costco.com/Canon-EOS-60D-DSLR-Camera-with-18-200mm-Lens-Bundle.product.11680756.html
http://www.costco.com/Canon-EOS-7D-DSLR-Camera-with-28-135mm-Lens-Bundle.product.100014084.html
Nikon:
http://www.costco.com/Nikon-D600-Full-Frame-DSLR-Camera-2-Lens-Bundle.product.100012382.html
http://www.costco.com/Nikon-D3200-DSLR-Camera-2-Lens-Bundle.product.100007777.html
Answer
Best is subjective.
Check out the functions and features of each and buy the one that ticks the most boxes.
"Zoom" is a function of the lens(es) not the camera. Lenses are available for DSLRs from 6mm to 1200mm focal length giving a zoom of 200x - just not in the same lens!
Without wishing to be too condescending, because of the way you have asked the question I would recommend the Nikon D3200 or Canon T4i. Use the rest of your budget to buy additional lenses after you have had the camera for a month or 2 and worked out which extra lens(es) are best for your particular useage pattern.
Best is subjective.
Check out the functions and features of each and buy the one that ticks the most boxes.
"Zoom" is a function of the lens(es) not the camera. Lenses are available for DSLRs from 6mm to 1200mm focal length giving a zoom of 200x - just not in the same lens!
Without wishing to be too condescending, because of the way you have asked the question I would recommend the Nikon D3200 or Canon T4i. Use the rest of your budget to buy additional lenses after you have had the camera for a month or 2 and worked out which extra lens(es) are best for your particular useage pattern.
What DSLR would you get?
Girly Girl
I am looking at entering into the world of DSLR photography so I would like to get some advice from those of you who have experience.
These are the cameras I am looking at:
NIKON D3200 2-LENS BUNDLE
With 55-200mm zoom lens, D3200 DSLR camera and 18-55mm lens.
Canon® T3 dsLR Bundle
EF-S 18-55mm IS II and 75-300mm III lenses
Nikon® D5100 dsLR Bundle
NIKKOR 18-55mm and 55-200mm Non-VR zoom lenses
Answer
I'd buy a Pentax K-30 (better than the D5100), or in a pinch, the cheaper K-500 (competes with T3/D5200) - unlike the Nikons, they'll meter with MF lenses (Canon can't even take them).
Sony's SLTs give superior video performance, of course, but anyone who's serious about a DSLR will look at ALL the options.
I'd buy a Pentax K-30 (better than the D5100), or in a pinch, the cheaper K-500 (competes with T3/D5200) - unlike the Nikons, they'll meter with MF lenses (Canon can't even take them).
Sony's SLTs give superior video performance, of course, but anyone who's serious about a DSLR will look at ALL the options.
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