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Dec 14, 2014 22:49 |  #1

Looking for a lower end body and lens for my daughter who has expressed some interest in getting in to photography. Not Looking to spend a ton but let me know if you have anything that might work. Thanks.


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Dec 15, 2014 03:01 |  #2
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"Lower end" is pretty subjective. To some folks, that may mean an XSi/18-55 IS. To others, it could be a 6D/24-105. An approximate price range or camera model may help elicit responses.


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Dec 15, 2014 07:36 |  #3

Yes I suppose you are right. Ok so then Xs/Xsi or 30d somewhere in that range.


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Dec 15, 2014 08:06 as a reply to  @ mnaz's post |  #4

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Dec 15, 2014 08:09 |  #5

mnaz wrote in post #17333443 (external link)
Yes I suppose you are right. Ok so then Xs/Xsi or 30d somewhere in that range.



realizing that this is not an advice thread, as a long time XSi user I'm going to give some anyway. :P The XSi has a lot of advantages over either the Xs or 30D. Check out the color chart at the bottom of this page. http://en.wikipedia.or​g …Canon_EOS_digit​al_cameras (external link)

The 5D is the only Digic II camera i would consider and the Xs is the only Digic III camera i would NOT consider. The Digic II 1D series might not fit your price range.

Notice the difference between the XSi and XS here: http://snapsort.com …non_EOS_Digital​_Rebel_XSi (external link)

Ignore that they claim it is a tie. IMO, the advantages of the XS are not only minor from a shooting standpoint, but generally insignificant from a technical standpoint. The XSi has a better focusing system, bigger screen and higher ISO among other important differences.

Also make sure you get a 18-55 II or the newer STM.


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Dec 15, 2014 08:33 |  #6

Thank you Left Handed Brisket. I see what you are saying.


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Dec 15, 2014 16:51 |  #7

Why not a Canon T3? That's an excellent camera for a beginner :).


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Dec 15, 2014 17:56 |  #8

GeoKras1989 wrote in post #17333292 (external link)
"Lower end" is pretty subjective. To some folks, that may mean an XSi/18-55 IS. To others, it could be a 6D/24-105. An approximate price range or camera model may help elicit responses.


FWIW, I don't know anyone that thinks a 6D with 24-105 is "lower end".


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Dec 15, 2014 23:03 |  #9

dbs_jd wrote in post #17334527 (external link)
Why not a Canon T3? That's an excellent camera for a beginner :).

I'm looking to spend $150-$200 ish and I dont think a t3 would be in that range.


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Dec 15, 2014 23:53 |  #10
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shaunmcfd wrote in post #17334630 (external link)
FWIW, I don't know anyone that thinks a 6D with 24-105 is "lower end".

Personally, neither do I. However, if I shot a 1Dx and a bag of L-primes, it would cross my mind.


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Dec 16, 2014 00:59 |  #11

mnaz wrote in post #17333084 (external link)
Looking for a lower end body and lens for my daughter who has expressed some interest in getting in to photography. Not Looking to spend a ton but let me know if you have anything that might work. Thanks.

At that price range, I would look on the bay for an XSi + kit lens, or a 50 F1.8 II. That should clock in around $200. Great camera with a fast prime.

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