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Nikkon or Cannon?
Started this discussion. Last reply by DePree Shadowwalker Dec 5, 2011. 16 Replies 0 Likes
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DePree Shadowwalker replied to Vilfern's discussion 'Nikkon or Cannon?'
If your starting to work towards a professional camera, invest in the lens that will fit both your next step up camera and the one you aspire to have. A cheap camera (not really that cheap for a student) that has a great lens can produce good…
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Vilfern replied to Vilfern's discussion 'Nikkon or Cannon?'
Thank you so much for all your suggestions.
rob replied to Vilfern's discussion 'Nikkon or Cannon?'
for simplicity go nikon, it's user friendly and easy to achieve your goals,
eg nikon D60 is awesome camera to step up with memory cards being cheap, and easy to achieve what want.
with cannon it's the same thing, but has a lot more…
Jim replied to Vilfern's discussion 'Nikkon or Cannon?'
IHi Vilfern
I recommend DSLR. But as you know, Nikon release Nikon 1 series. I would have one near future.
http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/acil/bodies/v1/
If you think about buy DSLR, you better take a look at the site.
KelleyJo Bruenning replied to Vilfern's discussion 'Nikkon or Cannon?'
Honestly, it doesn't matter if you go Canon or Nikon, as both have "sister" models that are a lot alike in quality. The best and in my opinion, only way to properly decide which you like is to find both models that have the…
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- At 1:15am on April 16, 2009,
Anatoliy said… - DSLR has way more options when it comes to taking photos the way you would like the image to look, while compact you may have a mamuel mode but still the corol will not be as good as dslr. In the dslr you look through the lense not the sensor like the compact and the focus is way faster then the compact camera, no mater if its more advanced. So when it comes to take pictures at night you may not see your subject at all, but with dslr you will for the most part see what your eyes see.
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