You can get an used 16-45 for 200.doitlive said:Um, I may have asked this before but what's the next best lens for my Pentax K-r?
budget is around $200
roddur said:this thread is very long, so pardon me not able to read through all the comments.
i've a question, can u guys suggests me a very good DSLR camera around $500?
thanx
BlueTsunami said:You may be able to get a Canon Rebel T2 for that price new or a T1i without lenses but $500 is around the "used" levels of certain modern DSLRs.
For instance, you can get a Canon Rebel XS with 18-55 F3.5-5.6 IS, battery & charger for $399 on www.keh.com ...
http://www.keh.com/Camera/format-Di...-Outfits?s=1&bcode=DC&ccode=1&cc=79269&r=WG&f
Or you could get the camera with no lens and buy the lens you want instead...
http://www.keh.com/Camera/format-Di...a-Bodies?s=1&bcode=DC&ccode=2&cc=79269&r=WG&f
I personally shoot with a Rebel XT and I'm fine with it as far as IQ goes but functionally its long in the tooth. I'd suggested going with a Rebel XS and above (T1i, T2, T2i and T3i etc). Anything below T1i does not record video.
Having owned both the 35 and 50 and a D90 when I have done some video I laways felt that the 50 wasn't wide enough but then again 35 was too short sometimes. I would probably just use the 18-55 kit unless you must have that depth of field of fast primes.Major Williams said:Nikon owner here, D7000. I want to shoot low light video, and have the 50mm f/1.8.
Is the 35mm f/1.8 worth it for videos? It's $200... feedback would be helpful
BlueTsunami said:You may be able to get a Canon Rebel T2 for that price new or a T1i without lenses but $500 is around the "used" levels of certain modern DSLRs.
For instance, you can get a Canon Rebel XS with 18-55 F3.5-5.6 IS, battery & charger for $399 on www.keh.com ...
http://www.keh.com/Camera/format-Di...-Outfits?s=1&bcode=DC&ccode=1&cc=79269&r=WG&f
Or you could get the camera with no lens and buy the lens you want instead...
http://www.keh.com/Camera/format-Di...a-Bodies?s=1&bcode=DC&ccode=2&cc=79269&r=WG&f
I personally shoot with a Rebel XT and I'm fine with it as far as IQ goes but functionally its long in the tooth. I'd suggested going with a Rebel XS and above (T1i, T2, T2i and T3i etc). Anything below T1i does not record video.
Thraktor said:Look at this shot, though:
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The camera on the left is different, it has a DSLR-style viewfinder hump to it, but with the red "C" marking. A spiritual follow-up to the 5D Mk 2, perhaps?
Edit: Then again, I don't expect either camera, or the new lenses, to be priced anywhere near the budgets of us mere mortals.
a176 said:yea, looks like a 1d body
bluerei said:If you're a photographer, sure it's meh. Because it's not made for photography. If you are like me and do photography and video, this is looking to be awesome. A HUGE upgrade in Canon's video line. Glad they didn't release a new XL.
And it's not even close to a 1D body.
Thraktor said:There are two different cameras in the shot I posted above. The one in the middle is the new C300, and doesn't look anything like a 1D. The camera on the left, though, is different (note the DSLR-style viewfinder hump), but has the same red C mark on it. I presume they'll announce it a bit later in the event.
Thraktor said:Perhaps, but this doesn't look like a standard EOS mount:
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Which would make sense, as they could then provide adapters for either EOS or PL mount lenses for the same camera, similarly to Sony's NEX videocams.
Not this year.lbcyalater said:Is it possible they will annouce a 5d mark 3?
Thraktor said:Ah, I see. But, if I'm not mistaken, doesn't PL mount have a longer flange distance than EOS? Meaning it wouldn't be possible to fit EOS lenses on this camera?
It's just a little puzzling, as their tagline was "Cinema EOS".
lbcyalater said:Is it possible they will annouce a 5d mark 3?
Engadget said:The C300 can handle both EF and PL mount lenses, has a Super 35mm CMOS sensor, and delivers 4K resolution with the new EF lenses.
Thraktor said:Given that they haven't said what that other camera is yet (and we're already into the panel discussion, so I certainly don't imagine they're going to announce a new camera now), it's entirely possible that it's just there to show that the new EF cine-lenses work with normal EOS stills cameras. I don't know why they'd plaster a red C on it in that case, but it would make sense for them to show a regular EOS camera with one of the new lenses on it.
luoapp said:A red "C" basically means it can do 4k lossless video, I guess.
The model will be equipped with a 35 mm full-frame CMOS sensor...
...and, enabling the recording of 4K video*...
...(at a frame rate of 24P...
...with Motion-JPEG compression)
MJPEG
Ether_Snake said:Guys, what is the best site to compare cameras? I need to buy myself a DSLR before I go on vacation again in a few months, and I have a few things I'd like to have due to the kind of shots I'd take (pretty much all outdoor, in bright and dark conditions, etc.), so I want to compare some cameras.
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Ether_Snake said:Guys, what is the best site to compare cameras? I need to buy myself a DSLR before I go on vacation again in a few months, and I have a few things I'd like to have due to the kind of shots I'd take (pretty much all outdoor, in bright and dark conditions, etc.), so I want to compare some cameras.
The OP has little info for an OT thread![]()
Ether_Snake said:Guys, what is the best site to compare cameras? I need to buy myself a DSLR before I go on vacation again in a few months, and I have a few things I'd like to have due to the kind of shots I'd take (pretty much all outdoor, in bright and dark conditions, etc.), so I want to compare some cameras.
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Fireye said:If you want to compare cameras technically, then this site is pretty good at it:
http://snapsort.com/compare
Ether_Snake said:Thanks for the link. So far I'm thinking of getting the Nikon D90
I don't care for video btw, what I need is great color range, good ISO.
Since it doesn't have image stabilization, I'm guessing I should bring a tripod along, especially if I'd like to take some longer-exposure shots? I want to go to Chile and hopefully see some space observatories, and I'd like to take night-time shots of them with the stars visible, etc.
Panasonic LX5 (F2.0)nitewulf said:what is the best compact camera these days? something with an f/2 or faster lens may be? very good ambient low light capabilities?