compact?
is it means RX 100 or NEX series?

KuzumiTaiga wao look nice
hmm but canon sx50hs is dslr?
i not sure the pricing also
what is bridge camera?
i heard dunno canon or nikon they wont support new lens o

jady
then RX100's sensor is 1", X20 2/3 compare with nex 5 got which better?
i heard rx 100 got rx100II
hyperspeed plan b4 but my current phone is htc one

o  O
should i sell off my htc one and go for xperia Z1 or just get a camera for extra use
> < still confusing XD

Buy 650D

haha lot of answer ya
i also thinking get which
but on my list got few camera u guys recommend
NEX 3,5 ,rx100, G15 and d5100,650D
but some ppl ask me go try hold the camera before decide buy which

Andrew_1980 wah just the camera body 2k++ already

haha XD
mingyuyu oo means it not like pc depends on hardware
it also need depends of holding the camera

mingyuyu so now u are using what camera?
lol u regret on no buying 60D?
what model is that?
i do some research they say dslr more on video is it true?

wah sound like different world if IT and gadget i still can understand
camera really a new world haha
XD
but 550D ,650D ,5200 and 3200 which is more better
within budget 2k xD

haha i got lot fren bank crupt cause of it haha
i dunno wanna join the gang or  just join mirrorless camera T T
but -kytz- mirrorless NEX series can fight with 6200 and 650D ?

You might want to take a look at mirrorless cameras, for example the NEX series cameras from Sony [mirrorless cameras are basically DSLRs without the mirror and therefore they are able to be much smaller]. There are a few models in the range of RM1.6k to RM1.8k. They feature the same optical sensor size as most conventional DSLRs [APS-C size] so the difference in Image Quality difference isn't that much.

Cameras like the NEX series [or any other similar cameras] are smaller, lighter and offers more mobility to the user. It's just like a normal compact sized camera.

But the most important difference between a mirrorless camera and a DSLR is the HANDLING. For a DSLR, I have very fast and easy access to all of my camera functions. A dial for changing the aperture and another dial to change the shutter speed. Dedicated buttons to adjust the ISO, metering, AF mode, shutter mode. There is a top LCD panel to show all of my camera settings so that I do not even have to enter the menu to know what settings I'm shooting at.

But for most of the mirrorless cameras [I dare not say all], they do not have all of these buttons everything you want to adjust you would have to dive into the menu to make adjustments. It's hard to make adjustments quickly on the go.

Another thing to note that, with mirrorless cameras, you do have some lenses to choose from but it really isn't as much as the variety you get with a DSLR. I can buy and use nice lenses from Canon, Sigma, Tamron, Tokina, Samyang, Zeiss and many more. There are a lot of lenses to choose from. With a DSLR, I can also easily mount a external flash or a wireless flash to do a studio setup. Or I can easily mount a microphone to improve audio quality recording tremendously.

But at the end of the day, it all comes back to what you are shooting and how will you be progressing in this hobby. A DSLR is a more superior camera than the conventional mirrorless camera in terms of Image Quality, handling, built quality and versatility but it IS HEAVY and BULKY. It is definitely not everyone's cup of tea, that I can assure you.

Just giving you an alternative before jumping into the DSLR bandwagon. I know of a lot of people who quit using DSLRs because of the weight and bulk but there are a lot who stay put because it's the right camera for them. Different strokes for different folks I guess

My dua cents. Do keep us updated

-kytz- wao nice answering xD
so now u still using 60D?
cause now in my list
650D,5200 and nex 5
cause my budget is 2k
but really hard to decide need go touch n feel the camera first
but sound weird xD