Hey all,
I thought you guys would be the best to ask about cameras. Im thinking the canon T4 rebel. any thoughts? And what would be comparable to this in a Nikon?
I've been shooting Canon for years (ever since I took photo classes my junior year of high school...so about 6 years), so I say Canon.
I'm almost positive photoLith is being sarcastic ( ), but you really can't go wrong with either a Canon or Nikon (or Sony or Leica etc.). It's not the camera that makes the picture, it's the person behind it.
It's only a bonus if you actually know how to use it.
on the entry level there really is no noticeable difference in picture quality so you will not go wrong with either one. Make sure you save/use your money to get an L lens if you go with Canon, or a fixed aperture Nikkor lens if you go with Nikon. The lenses will be the most important part of your camera that will determine the overall photo quality, not the body itself.
Go canon if thats what they have at the store. Its mostly about the lenses and not the motor anyway. Motors wear out but you can keep using lenses for years. Either brand makes good lenses.
(Canon repair "lost" my "L" lens about ten years ago then hid that fact for nearly two months while refusing my calls to find out what was up with my lens).
(Canon repair "lost" my "L" lens about ten years ago then hid that fact for nearly two months while refusing my calls to find out what was up with my lens).
The way I chose the camera that I started with 4.5 years ago is I noticed the quality of the photos already being posted by other guys. There was one guy whose photos looked the most real to me as far as clarity and color, so I asked him what camera he used. I was really surprised that it was cheap little Nikon Coolpix that was very affordable for starters. Some of the photos taken with that camera are even in my Shutterstock portfolio, and those people are picky as all hell.
I then graduated to a Nikon D5000. I was planning to get a Nikon D7000 this year, but my life sort got turned upside down, so I'm still working with the D5000. Some of the stuff I shoot with it comes out not so great, and other times, it looks really great, but this is how I made my decision.
__________________
[B][I]"I'm going to bet you that [U]when we're done [/U]-- [U]I don't know when that will be [/U]-- historians will identify this as the most significant and rapid transformation of an American city.'' Former Miami City Commissioner 05/22/05[/I][/B]
There was a time when virtually every pro photographer used Nikon equipment,now I think Canon users outnumber Nikon, in fact I would say( in Montreal) 80% of the pros use Canon
What did you have before? What model is your Nikon?
__________________
[B][I]"I'm going to bet you that [U]when we're done [/U]-- [U]I don't know when that will be [/U]-- historians will identify this as the most significant and rapid transformation of an American city.'' Former Miami City Commissioner 05/22/05[/I][/B]
Prev
), but you really can't go wrong with either a Canon or Nikon (or Sony or Leica etc.). It's not the camera that makes the picture, it's the person behind it.
Linear Mode
