>>4490286I've honestly never had issues seeing what I'm trying to photograph through a rebel's optical viewfinder. Maybe for actual night time, outdoors street photography but even really dimly lit museums put enough light on objects that I can see them by eye through the viewfinder, even if the resulting photo is too dark or noisy etc.
Anyways, your reply is in reference to "Modern APS-C sensors"?
Are there any DSLRs that have relatively modern sensors that can be had for under 600$ used? As I understand it nobody has made DSLRs in at least 3-4 years though, maybe longer?
I'm not inherently opposed to mirrorless cameras, mind you, I've just never used one and the idea of using a rear display to preview shots seems really unappealing to me unless the display was at the same resolution my photos would be, and I doubt any affordable camera has a on body display like 4000-6000 pixels wide