Hi! I'm planning to retire my old 4mp Konica Minolta, which I think may have been one of the first digital cameras ever made. Anyway, I'm looking for something a bit more up to date. Problem is, I'm very much a newbie when it comes to photography. I've spent hours trying to research all the different types of cameras and specific specs. My head is spinning. But from all that I have figured out a few things:
From everything I've read, Mirrorless seems to be the way to go. I primarily photograph animals- everything from my shoelace size snakes to larger, fast moving zoo animals. My biggest worry with a mirrorless is the ability to AF and take action shots, especially with smaller subjects.
Any and all comments and advise is very much welcome. I know I probably won't get an ideal camera that covers all specifications in that low budget, but I appreciate any cameras you can recommend to fit most of the bill.
- I do not want a full DSLR. It's a bit too complicated for me at the moment. I'm willing to spend time and learn to get good pictures, but would rather work with something that is smaller and beginner friendly.
- I do want something with a high image sensor. I don't edit my pictures for the most part but I am pretty picky about picture quality. I haven't completely ruled out point and shoots, but they seem a bit lacking from what I've read.
- I'd like a camera that can take good action pictures in lower light.
- Budget for a USED camera is $150-200
From everything I've read, Mirrorless seems to be the way to go. I primarily photograph animals- everything from my shoelace size snakes to larger, fast moving zoo animals. My biggest worry with a mirrorless is the ability to AF and take action shots, especially with smaller subjects.
Any and all comments and advise is very much welcome. I know I probably won't get an ideal camera that covers all specifications in that low budget, but I appreciate any cameras you can recommend to fit most of the bill.