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Sony T90 for digital SLR?
So I recently bought the Sony T90, a touch screen digital camera and I realized that I really like and would have preferred a SLR or something …. I'm thinking of the Nikon P90. If I sell my Sony T90 with box, memory card, case and cables included: how would it be?
Hard to say how much I can get for your camera before you sell the more you earn. If you really want to move then you invest in quality a digital SLR camera. It is an investment, but can be well worth it. Digital SLR cameras have a larger sensor so you can get a picture higher quality. You can change the lenses that can be of great value, allowing to adapt to different needs. There are a number of good brands and they are not sold on the idea one brand is better than another. I would keep your costs low. I want a digital SLR with short zoom (like a 18-55mm) to start. There is no reason spend more than $ 425 to $ 550. Any of a 10MP or 12MP will have no problem. Then I listed some links, the first link listed Here is a website that lists the three digital SLR cameras I recommend. This checklist can help you compare the features and specifications, also has links to reviews of the cameras, the exams include sample images of the cameras. I have also included some links to some distributors so you can try to get the best price. Some operators have some nice extras, free shipping is very common, and sometimes they are offering a free memory card and / or camera bag. Sometimes you have to click on the "add to cart" to see the actual price. Here are some of the models that I think it's worth investigating: D3000 DSLR nikon 10mp digital camera with 18-55mm VR lens – $ 449 EOS Rebel XS (1000D) DSLR w/18-55mm 10MP Digital Camera Lens Kit – $ 449 Pentax Kx 12MP DSLR with 18-55mm zoom (also HD) – $ 550 Pick a price range, some features you know you want, and even considering that the camera feels good in your hand as a factor. A lot of great cameras, one that you like and get started to learn the principles of photography and you be on your way to make some large images. If you want to stay under $ 500 then Nikon or Canon, but I think the Pentax may be of special interest because you can do HD video and has an excellent quality in higher ISO settings that can be useful in low-light and help get the picture. These features, especially high-definition video on a Nikon or Canon will cost $ 100 to $ 200. If you have any questions, and if you think you can help, please put contact me. Hope this helps. Good luck. Mark marksablow.com
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