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I really need a new camera, and i figure a DSLR would be my best bet but they're so expensive. So i was wondering if the price would go down any on black friday
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matters what camera, first of all.
DSLR prices are pretty static. Instead of actually discounting the camera, retailers will probably bundle up a camera, lens, memory card, bag, and cleaning supplies, and mark the total down by $100 or so.
matters what camera, first of all.
DSLR prices are pretty static. Instead of actually discounting the camera, retailers will probably bundle up a camera, lens, memory card, bag, and cleaning supplies, and mark the total down by $100 or so.
Which Sub $1000 DSLR camera whould be a good starter camera for sports action shots and which telephoto lens?
Larry S
The telephoto lens will be needed for 150' distance at most
Answer
The problem with the Nikon D40 is the camera doesn't have autofocus in the body. Every lens you buy has to have autofocus built in or be used manually.
For 1k, I'd go with the Pentax K100D and a good zoom lens. The 100D has autofocus built in and it has comething neither Canon nor Nikon cameras come with, Image Stabilization built into the body. This helps steady the image when you're shooting at a slower shutter speed.
The link below is to a Pentax rebate on the camera and various accessories. You could be out-the-door with the camera, an 18-55 and a 55-200 lens for $600 after rebate. You could add on a 70-300mm or even a 100-400mm telephoto and still stay under your limit.
The following is the minimum I'd go with:
Pentax K100D with 18-55 kit lens
Tamron 75-300mm f/4-5.6 lens
After rebate, that's under $600 depending where you buy from, leaving plenty for another lens, memory cards, a bag, etc.
The problem with the Nikon D40 is the camera doesn't have autofocus in the body. Every lens you buy has to have autofocus built in or be used manually.
For 1k, I'd go with the Pentax K100D and a good zoom lens. The 100D has autofocus built in and it has comething neither Canon nor Nikon cameras come with, Image Stabilization built into the body. This helps steady the image when you're shooting at a slower shutter speed.
The link below is to a Pentax rebate on the camera and various accessories. You could be out-the-door with the camera, an 18-55 and a 55-200 lens for $600 after rebate. You could add on a 70-300mm or even a 100-400mm telephoto and still stay under your limit.
The following is the minimum I'd go with:
Pentax K100D with 18-55 kit lens
Tamron 75-300mm f/4-5.6 lens
After rebate, that's under $600 depending where you buy from, leaving plenty for another lens, memory cards, a bag, etc.
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