Captainobvious99
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So I'm looking to purchase a nice camera for general enthusiast usage including sports shots and lower light (indoors) shooting as well as something with good overall performance in a wide range of scenarios. While a mirrorless, more compact design is intriguing, I haven't ruled out DSLR. I'm looking for something I can grow into a little bit as I learn more about photography and develop skills. My budget is capped at $1k max for body and lens(es) and I'm open to new or used. Obviosuly if I can get into something for less, that's a big plus too. In this range I've been looking into the following:
Sony
A77
A6000
NEX6
Fuji
XE1
Xpro1
Nikon
D7100
D5300
D3300
Canon
EOS 60D
Rebel T5i
Rebel SL1
Obviously with the higher end models in the line, it leaves little room for lens budget so I'd either do the kit lens or just a body with a prime lens to start. I'm not so much worried about massive MP as I don't need to print huge pictures, but fast AF and tracking, great IQ and good low light performance are important. I'm leaning toward the A6000 based on the specs, but as with anything I know specs don't tell the whole story. I've also seen the big discounts on the NEX6 now that the new models are out so if it's up to the task for action shots, that could be a great choice as well and be FAR less expensive allowing for some lenses.
Thank you kindly for your advice to a newcomer. I'm looking forward to picking something up shortly.
Sony
A77
A6000
NEX6
Fuji
XE1
Xpro1
Nikon
D7100
D5300
D3300
Canon
EOS 60D
Rebel T5i
Rebel SL1
Obviously with the higher end models in the line, it leaves little room for lens budget so I'd either do the kit lens or just a body with a prime lens to start. I'm not so much worried about massive MP as I don't need to print huge pictures, but fast AF and tracking, great IQ and good low light performance are important. I'm leaning toward the A6000 based on the specs, but as with anything I know specs don't tell the whole story. I've also seen the big discounts on the NEX6 now that the new models are out so if it's up to the task for action shots, that could be a great choice as well and be FAR less expensive allowing for some lenses.
Thank you kindly for your advice to a newcomer. I'm looking forward to picking something up shortly.