>>3416935> Poorfag here, I can spend 100$ on a camera, everytime I Google "Cheap camera" the prizes average 500$. Okay, so, you can do it, but it's gonna suck.
First: you're gonna be looking at an old-ass camera body.
https://www.keh.com/shop/canon-kiss-n-black-japanese-version-rebel-xt-digital-camera-body-8-m-p-674481.htmlOnly 8MP, but functional, comes with the battery and charger, and only $44. You need a lens with that, so here's a good beginner lens:
https://www.keh.com/shop/canon-ef-s-18-55mm-f-3-5-5-6-is-zoom-lens-116304.htmlThis will cover wide to normal and has image stabilization and is actually a pretty decent lens. Buy it BGN quality with caps.
ALTERNATELY: Go to your local thrift stores, antique stores, etc, and keep your eyes open. A lot of times, you'll come across old cameras with lenses for cheap. It's not unheard of to find an old film-era Rebel with its kit lens for like $6; you can buy that to save money on the lens, then buy a digital body with the rest of your budget.
Remember that you'll also need a memory card. Especially for an old camera like that, though, you can get 'em really cheap.
Also, check your local craigslist--lots of times, people will be selling a full camera kit (with both body and lens) for cheap.
