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Suggest a game of good Nikon camera, please?
I have a Fujifilm FinePix S1000 atm that bothers the shit out of me. I want to buy a camera DSLR Nikon probably for this year of college. Any suggestions? I want a good that is not more than £ 450 in fact, be better if they remained at 300 pounds. I DO NOT want a coolpix or anything, right? I mean, well, I have to take good pictures to use in my graphic work, and simply not I get the control you need. Therefore, suggestions …? I have no time to make my mind up and go to the lake to buy the damn thing before returning to college.
There are some things you need to know before going shopping: 1. It is not really the camera that takes a great shot, you are the person behind him (also known as a photographer). So it is very important to know what you're doing, I suggest one or two introductory classes to photography if you are in school and offered, or at least some good books. 2. That said, have a good camera helps. But it is important to note that the most important thing is the camera lens, not the body. A lens collects light and create an image on the camera sensor. So if your aim is poor in quality, with little camera can capture a better image than the target created. So consider buying this way: you're buying the best lenses money can get you and a body to go with her 3 .. With this in mind – the most cheap Nikon body, which is D40, will do wonders for you if the lens is mounted right into it (I suggest a Nikon glass authentic and stay away from cheap lenses third parties such as Sigma or Tamron) and some knowledge / skill on their side remember – read) books. (With its budget this pretty much comes down to Nikon D40 with 18-55mm VR kit lens standard. I'm not sure what it costs in the UK (as we mentioned book, I guess that is where it is), but here in the U.S. kit as it will cost about $ 450, which becomes less than 300 pounds. Their prices can be different however. But if you want to go ahead and shed the 450 pounds, you may consider a more zoom, and 18 to 135 more or less, or save some money and get the kit lens 18-55mm and an additional 55-200mm lens. Two of them cover much wider range and fits your budget, at a cost of some inconvenience of having to change as necessary. A 18-200mm lens that makes it in one piece is beyond your budget alone (without body), so you have to compromise, but in reality is not so bad after getting used to it. You will soon discover that most Sometimes you would be using only one target – the 18-55mm, and rarely when you need a good first plane, you switch to a telephoto lens (55-200) LEM good. luck.
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