QUOTE(khai84siong @ Aug 21 2012, 09:34 PM)
Type of camera/lens/accesories : Prosumer Camera
Budget : around RM1k
Your Location : Melaka
Preferable brand : any
Type of photography u want to do : nature, scenery.
Any specific models in mind? : -
Any specific features u want? : wide angle, macro focus 1cm
Hi there sifus.
I want to try photography but dont want to spend too much on a camera.
I have zero knowledge about photography.
I want to try and expose myself to using all the types of functions and settings (in a camera) needed to become a good photographer.
I like how some of the photographer took photos of the the nature, water droplets fall from leaf and insects eye though I'm not sure whether it is doable with a prosumer camera.
Hope any of the sifus here can help me out.
Thank you in advance.
Really depends on your expectactions actually... prosumer compacts like the LX5, XZ-1 can do really close focus and with good lighting, the image is decent also but it won't be near proper macro setup on dslr la.
QUOTE(L.A.C @ Aug 22 2012, 12:16 PM)
Type of camera/lens/accesories : Prosumer camera (mirrorless compact system)
Budget: RM 1800-2500 (Max: RM 3000)
Your Location: JB (currently studying in Taiwan)
Preferable brand : None (but I was recommended Pentax K-r for its excellent ISO performance??)
Type of photography u want to do : Mainly portrait (?) (what I have in mind is actually taking pictures of my travelling places but not those huge landscape views, rather I'd just shoot some street/object view)
Any specific models in mind? : Have been checking out (online) on Nikon V1 [ there was once when I almost bought a Pentax K-r ]
Any specific features u want? : Probably the only thing I'm worried about (or the only thing I know) is taking pictures under low light condition
More info : The reason that I posted here is I have no photography experience or whatsoever, however, I do wish to be able to take decent pictures.
I'd like to develop my skills in following years to come hence prefer to have a camera with interchangeable lens or entry-level DSLR.
I wish sifus here can give me suggestions on which CSC is probably the best out in the market based on your valuable experiences.
Thank you!!
Put it this way... whether it's a Pentax, Sony, Canon, Nikon or whatever... any current model entry dslr won't substantially/visibly be better than its competition lo.
Generally speaking... in terms of CSC's... the least risk is one of the NEX.
Maybe check out the past couple of pages on the recommendations here.