Penguins22, 30 March 2014, 14:14
I was thinking of getting a sony alpha a3000 for my birthday if anyone has any info on it or knows a better camera for about that price range would be very helpful
Last modified by Penguins22, 30 March 2014, 19:17
ExoticGuy, 30 March 2014, 15:17
Cool but you could buy a Nikon d3100 with like 10 more dollars
and it has a better reputation.
and it has a better reputation.
joshmphotography, 31 March 2014, 18:32
Can someone please explain to me the point of an expensive dslr or whatever the're called? All I have is a sont tx30 and its perfectly fine for me.
bej96, 02 April 2014, 20:55
huracan2015 wrote:
Can someone please explain to me the point of an expensive dslr or whatever the're called? All I have is a sont tx30 and its perfectly fine for me.
Better image quality, you have the opportunity to take control over everything but with a point an shoot you can only take control of very few things if anything at all...
joshmphotography, 02 April 2014, 21:06
bej96 wrote:
huracan2015 wrote:
Can someone please explain to me the point of an expensive dslr or whatever the're called? All I have is a sont tx30 and its perfectly fine for me.
Better image quality, you have the opportunity to take control over everything but with a point an shoot you can only take control of very few things if anything at all...
Better how, the megapixels? Or the overall quality due to a bigger lens?
bej96, 03 April 2014, 02:45
megapixels don't really mean a lot, its about sensor size etc... lenses do help a lot with the different types of glass
taken with a canon EF-S 18-55 KIT
Taken with canon 70-200mm F2.8 EF L
point and shoots tend to expose how it thinks you wont the exposure to be... keep asking me questions if you want to know more
taken with a canon EF-S 18-55 KIT
Taken with canon 70-200mm F2.8 EF L
point and shoots tend to expose how it thinks you wont the exposure to be... keep asking me questions if you want to know more
joshmphotography, 03 April 2014, 13:48
I've been doing a lot of research since last night, and I'm starting to understand cameras better. I think I have decided to save up and get a Nikon D3300. The only lens I'll have is the one that comes with it, since I don't have much money to put into it, and it would be my first non point and shoot. I've read its a nice camera for beginners.
bej96, 03 April 2014, 16:47
huracan2015 wrote:
I've been doing a lot of research since last night, and I'm starting to understand cameras better. I think I have decided to save up and get a Nikon D3300. The only lens I'll have is the one that comes with it, since I don't have much money to put into it, and it would be my first non point and shoot. I've read its a nice camera for beginners.
Yeah that's a great camera! Go on to youtube and look at digitalrevs review of it.
Also try a canon t3i or the canon 1100d as they are both great cameras that are cheap.
Nikons are great for low light photography, canons are great for image quality.. Everyone has a biase towards either. I am canon biased lol
