>>3450750Didn't read your previous posts but either one will work fine as a starter camera or even the camera you'll carry around at all times as they have prosumer-grade of control and extremely well built and tanky bodies.
If we're talking lenses I'd suggest either getting a 35mm prime or just a regular 18-55mm kit lens to offer up some f/stops and sharpness in favor of having some zoom versatility.
Working with 50mm(35mm lens on APS-C) is a really good way to learn photography whereas the 18-55mm will be more of a tool but do worse indoors and in low light.
I'm kinda partial to nikon myself because I use nikon and I really like af-d lenses but canon has the same amounts of options there for you, might even be better depending on what you're after, I might be wrong but pretty sure canon has a few primes with stabilization in it which is really useful for handheld low light as much as people don't want you to think that.
I think generally a really nice thing with nikon and canon is that there's so much cheap but good glass available if you're willing to spend effort into looking for it.
>>3450639Holy shit
Does your diopter control not allow you to get perfect viewfinder sharpness?
If you're worried about the LCD screen get one of those adjustable liveview loupes, that should help with bad eyes without the need of glasses or contacts.
>>3451927Ebay from good sellers is the common answer for used, if you're buying new just compare prices between websites and check e-global or any other similar websites.
