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Hi guys, I'm here to ask you about what camera I should buy if I want to begin in this world.
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Nikon d700/d750
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>>4318513 Damm, they look nice, but they are up $1000 :cc.
What do you think about sony a6000, is it too old?
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>>4318515 >is it too old? No
>What do you think about sony a6000 I don't like Sony cameras, but lots of people do. I'm sure there is a more value-optimized option in the a6xxxx series, but I couldn't tell you what it was. You'll have to ask someone else
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>>4318509 Find yourself a Panasonic Lumix LX3.
If you want to shoot pics like the one you posted it'll be great for that.
Very compact, portable, and durable which means it's wonderful for shows.
I took pic related with it.
I got mine for 85€ euro.
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>>4318516 Right, by Sony being mainstream it is easier to find their cameras outside the us, ty nevertheless.
Around that price, is there any Fujifilm you could tell me? I like the fact they are kind of small, in order that I'd like to do urban suff.
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>>4318517 Oh just to note as well, I have a beginner DSLR, the Nikon D3500 I fucking despise it. As soon as I got this point and shoot I stopped using it entirely.
Old good is better than new shite.
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>>4318518 I wouldn't recomend anything lower than the x-t1. In my opinion once you get into the double digit fujis like the x-t10/20 you start to cross the boundary you described of 'good for beginners'
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>>4318517 Dude I really like that pic 4real. Yeah, I'm into this urban style, indoors as well as outdoors, like the photo here. You think I could made it with the lumix?
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>>4318523 Glad you like the photo.
You should definitely be able to do that, though you might want to bring a portable tripod if you're shooting at night.
Not sure if the exif data will come through on this photo, but it was taken handheld at night on the LX3.
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>>4318524 Wait, that's actually kino. It's so crunchy, but it's not mush.
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>>4318524 This was taken on the LX5, but it's functionally the same camera as the LX3. The only difference is that the LX5 can zoom further, but it has a slightly softer lens.
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>>4318521 dude no0oOo0, I'm an latinamerican college student, the only way im getting one of those is by selling my kidney
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>>4318524 >>4318526 You're convincing me, dude. Great photos... I think that camera could cover my very first years of learning
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>>4318517 >>4318524 >>4318526 btw, did you use any lens for the photos? Should I get one?
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>>4318526 this is such a good image. You should start I thread, I want to see more of your shots.
>>4318530 he's convincing me too lol
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>>4318530 It definitely can. In June I'll hit my 2 year mark of doing photography and for the last year and a half I've been using this camera exclusively.
You become a better photographer much faster when you constantly have you camera in your pocket.
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>>4318533 >You become a better photographer much faster when you constantly have you camera in your pocket Never better said, that why im looking for a small camera
>>4318532 >You should start I thread, I want to see more of your shots <yea, do u post them in any site?
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>>4318531 Camera doesn't have interchangeable lenses so it's just the one attached to the cam. It's a great lens, extremely sharp for a zoom lens. It's a 24-70mm zoom lens. Has a maximum aperture of F2, so you can get a tiny bit of bokeh with the right distance to the subject. When fully zoomed it stops down to f2.8 which is honestly pretty good for a point and shoot.
>>4318532 Thanks! I might start a thread later in the week. I post most of my photos either here or on instagram @vanbrandenburg.photography
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>>4318519 If feel you. The D3300 was the last useful (albeit basic) camera in the D3x00 line.
