DSLR Camera For a Beginner

K9Kirk · Feb 26, 2019

Well, it's been awhile since anyone's heard from you (going on 4 years) so tell us, did you buy a camera, lenses, tripod and editing software or did you croak? :allteeth:

Please, tell us what you ended up doing, the story isn't over yet. Inquiring camera heads want to know!

Solarflare · Feb 26, 2019

Lets all hold our breath, I'm sure he'll answer any second now.

Paul Kalman · Mar 3, 2019

Consider you shoot the nature a lot, the ideal camera for your needs must be small and lightweight, and packs a quality punch. Also the battery life must be long. Taking all factors into consideration, the Sony a6000 is worth a try. It's a lightweight mirrorless camera, a popular choice for outdoor photographers. It's got fantastic battery life, great low light performance and full HD video recording capabilities.

Fujidave · Mar 4, 2019

A very good question indeed, what camera do I get for a beginner is like saying what car do I get for a Learner. Go to the shops and get the camera in your hand to get a feel for it, folk can say OH get this or that, but if you just go out and buy a camera that folk have said, then you might end up not liking it at all.
Hope this helps.

K9Kirk · Mar 4, 2019

Fujidave said:
A very good question indeed, what camera do I get for a beginner is like saying what car do I get for a Learner. Go to the shops and get the camera in your hand to get a feel for it, folk can say OH get this or that, but if you just go out and buy a camera that folk have said, then you might end up not liking it at all.
Hope this helps.

I don't think the OP is listening anymore.

nateliv · Mar 10, 2019

You can get a new Nikon D3400 for $399. And that includes 18-55mm kit lens. That would make a great DSLR camera for beginner.

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snowbear · Mar 10, 2019

Yeah - OP hasn't been back for three years.

Derrel · Mar 10, 2019

Thread necromancer....we need an emoji for that...anyone?

snowbear · Mar 10, 2019

Not an emoji, but . . .

Valerie Green · Apr 9, 2019

DSLR Camera Lens may differ for Food Photography, Wildlife Photography, Landscape, Portrait Photography. Its totally depends on your needs and requirement. DSLRs have a number of highly sophisticated features, some of the best DSLR that will help beginners for landscape photography are listed below: