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Subject: Re:New camera?

Date: Sat 01/11/14 03:04:03 GMT

Name: EdR

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Let me start by asking, why do you feel that you need another camera? It can be rather difficult to recommend a camera, as there are so many different types available and so many expectations. In honesty, you can't go wrong picking a modern camera. There are several very good cameras in a wide range of types and capabilities, but we can break it down to make your selection easier. There are many fine brands of cameras on the market, such as Pentax, Olympus, Sony, Fuji, etc, but the top two brands are Canon and Nikon. The reason these two makes virtually dominate the market is that both brands offer a wide range of products, a greater variety of lenses, they both have huge manufacturer support, and are also heavily supported by third party manufacturers. This isn't to say that the other brands aren't as good, but the other brands don't have as much to offer. Going with either Nikon or Canon starts you in a platform that gives you room to grow.

The next thing is don't get caught up in the hype of the latest and greatest that manufacturers have to offer. Right now full frame cameras are all the rage.... I say so what? Can anyone really tell by the photos if the camera that took the image was a full frame or crop frame? Probably not. You should be far more interested in a camera that has plenty of lens options, light options, shoots clean, crisp images and easy to operate and falls within your price range. Additionally you want a camera system that can grow with you, the last thing you want to do is invest in a camera system that you end up growing out of.

Most likely you'll still have questions. You can possibly answer some of those questions by first renting a camera, so that you can "test drive" a camera, to see if you like it and can use it. It's always more helpful to actually try out a camera before you make an investment. Good luck!

Sincerely EdR

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New camera?

By Perfect Wetlook - perfectwetlook1@gmail.com Thu 30/10/14 19:54:13 GMT

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Hey guys, we are planning to buy new camera. Does anybody know which one would be the best for our purpose?

Thank you very much for all comments

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