KadynClare
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It's been pointed out to me in another thread that my current camera a Cannon
Rebel xsi is like an outdated laptop. And I'm experiencing a lot of frustration
with things I'm trying to do that do not seem possible.
So, I'd really
like:
- Higher ISO capability then current camera which tops out at 800
ISO, 1600 has way to much noise to use.
- at least 5 or more fps
continuous shooting capability as I mostly shoot running children and horse back
riding competitions both are fast moving and getting the right shot is sometimes
more dumb luck (or fast shutter speed) then the right timing.
- Cost. I
am not a professional; I'm lucky to get some gas money to drive 50 miles to
shoot friends at horse shows; and as a stay at home mom a new camera cant cost
more then 900$ new or used, a good refurbished model might even be a way to
go.
- Good Manual AND auto settings for adjusting aperture/SS/ISO
settings or a manual depth of field setting so the camera will adjust aperture
to where I need the horse to be in focus.
It would be wonderful if my
current 35-55mm cannon EF-S and Canon 55 - 250 EF-S lens' would work with the
new camera body as new lenses will cost as much as the camera, most likely more
to get good ones (f4 for zoom stuff or even 2.8f)
any suggestions would
be greatly appreciated, not even sure what to look for I typed cameras into
google and blew my own mind.
Rebel xsi is like an outdated laptop. And I'm experiencing a lot of frustration
with things I'm trying to do that do not seem possible.
So, I'd really
like:
- Higher ISO capability then current camera which tops out at 800
ISO, 1600 has way to much noise to use.
- at least 5 or more fps
continuous shooting capability as I mostly shoot running children and horse back
riding competitions both are fast moving and getting the right shot is sometimes
more dumb luck (or fast shutter speed) then the right timing.
- Cost. I
am not a professional; I'm lucky to get some gas money to drive 50 miles to
shoot friends at horse shows; and as a stay at home mom a new camera cant cost
more then 900$ new or used, a good refurbished model might even be a way to
go.
- Good Manual AND auto settings for adjusting aperture/SS/ISO
settings or a manual depth of field setting so the camera will adjust aperture
to where I need the horse to be in focus.
It would be wonderful if my
current 35-55mm cannon EF-S and Canon 55 - 250 EF-S lens' would work with the
new camera body as new lenses will cost as much as the camera, most likely more
to get good ones (f4 for zoom stuff or even 2.8f)
any suggestions would
be greatly appreciated, not even sure what to look for I typed cameras into
google and blew my own mind.
