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For around £200, I’d honestly recommend buying used rather than new you’ll get much better value. Look for older beginner models like a Sony A5000, Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark II, or a Nikon D3200 / D5200 if you don’t mind a bigger DSLR. They’ll all take far better photos than a phone once you learn the

Da ist nicht so wahnsinnig viel Spielraum. Sony A6000 Serie oder ggfs. auch A5000 mit einem 23mm Objektiv (z.B. viltrox 23/1.4 oder Sigma 23/1.4) sollten drin sein und einen guten Einstieg bieten. Das entspricht dann dem was mit einer Vollformat Kamera auf ca 35mm abbildet. Damit bist du etwas näher

يعني اجمالا في نوعيات كاميرات مستعمله بس قديمه شوي بس يعني مناح بس بدك تفهمي انه التلفون كثير بفرق عن الكام في عندك Nikon d3100 او سوني Sony a5000 قديمات نوعا ما لكن حلوات ممكن كمان تجيبيلها عدسه معينه بتنحط على التلفون او تجيبي الي grip بس العدسات بتعطي upgrade الها نصيحتي بحوز انه لو لقيتي سوني a5

I would buy a sony alpha 5000 or 6000 series camera, you can get these cheap and they have many lenses and are still producing new ones. I have a a6500 and really like it and alos use some old analog canon fd lenses with an adapter. Also makes it easier if you want to upgrade in the future because y

I'm in the market for a budget mirrorless myself and I must say this camera isn't worth 50k. For one thing, Samsung NX cameras are long dead and it's next to impossible to find NX mount lenses. You seem to have the standard 18-55 kit lens, which isn't exactly great. Second of all, Sony A5000 is supe

Your best bet is to get a Sony a5000 or an older DSLR (Canon 5D mark ii or 6D) with a lens. But they each have their issues. If you can combine your phone and camera budget to get a pixel that might be the best bet.

I'm no camera expert, but you're not getting responses so I'll add what I know. I'm also just a hobbyist and in 2014 and got a Black Friday deal on a cheap mirrorless camera (Sony a5000) with two interchangeable lenses for $450. The biggest lens is 210mm, which is about five inches long. Even though

Yes of course. I would say the Sony A5000 is a fine camera. Try and find one that’s selling with the kit lens. That’s good enough to start. Canon is a very good camera brand (they all are at this point) but they do not let as many manufacturers use their lens mounts (or license them, I can’t remembe

That's ..painfully expensive. It really isn't very hard to scan yourself using a simple digital camera / macro lens. Base cost probably $300 (if you don't have any camera yet) or $150 if you have a body, but no macro lens & no film holder. There are various kits with film holder, light panel & vario

This might go against all the other recommendations, but as a start fotography lens, I would go for one or two vintage lenses.For my Sony A5000 I got a 28mm F2.8 and a 50mm F1.8 for like 30€ each, both lenses are M42 Mount. There are also some well known beautiful vintage video lenses (like the Heli