Best camera for beginners??

[steveraw]

Hey thank you so much for opinion.
I don't have budget problem, but i want to know about more about camera, there are so many recommendations from you all with good brands also like nikon, canon.
My current one is Canon 60D Kit with EF 18-200MM F/3.5-5.6 IS Lens which i brought 2months ago.



I have quite good experience with this camera. But i want to knwo about any other cameras.
Thank you so much

 

[ronlane]

No offense, but if you just got a 60D 2 months ago, why are you looking at other bodies? What about the 60D is limiting you? The 60D is a really good camera for beginners and should be good for some time.

 

[Dao]

If budget is not an issue, I will recommend at least go with Canon 5DMKIII with EF24-70mm f/2.8L or Nikon D800 with Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8G ED AF-S to start with.

 

[KmH]

But i want to knwo about any other cameras.
Thank you so much

Here you go:
DSLR and HDSLR Cameras | Nikon Digital SLR Cameras & Compact D-SLR Cameras
Canon U.S.A. : Consumer & Home Office : EOS Cameras
Products | RICOH IMAGING

Those web sites give an overwiew of each camera's features and a list of specifications.

Pick a model and then using an Internet search engine type "(camera model name here) reviews", like:
Canon T5i reviews - Bing

 

[steveraw]

I getting more opnions on canoon and nikon brand. So, I have to choose between canoon or nikon. Currently i have
[h=2]Canon 60D [/h]
It is very simple to use and handle this camera. But i need one more option.

 

[AnnieHuley]

I'd suggest a used t2i or t1i

edit: Just saw that you have a 60D, this is a great camera! Stick with it.

 

[GDHLEWIS]

I only started in the dslr game last xmas and was bought a d3200. I love it! The internal help guides are excellent and really helped me get to grips with a lot of things. I now no longer use the guides and am not even close to getting bored of the camera. If your an absolute beginner then you cant go wrong with the Nikon D3200, but as people have said go to a shop and actually have a fiddle with a few first. See what's comfortable with you as each and every camera is different to hold and use, all the camera companies make very good cameras so in the end there is no right or wrong choice it is very much a personal preference.
Good luck and enjoy the shopping around

 

[MKins]

It really does depend on your budget. But if you can afford it I would look at the Nikon D5100. I did a comparison on this withe the D3200 and the Canon t4i. I really like this camera for beginners because it allows you to advance without having to purchase another camera right away. Also if you can afford it, there are some really good deals on bundle packages right now.