What are some good quality cameras?
I'm really into photography and all that but my iphone camera has bad quality my dad is letting me get a camera but i don't know which one to get or what brand is good and it can't be ridiculously expensive we're are not looking to spend a lot.
Added (1). About $200-400
Latest release of Nikon is perfect
How much will be spent?
The Nikon Coolpix p510 is a fantastic camera. It is a single lens camera, 16.1 megapixels, and 42x optical zoom. Its around $350.
I would suggest Canon PowerShot SX50 HS, it's a best advance point and shoot camera that have 12.1MP and 50x Wide-Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom, 1080p Full HD Video.
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There are quite a number of cameras that falls in your range of $200-$400 such as:
FujiFilm FinePix
Panasonic Lumix ZS20
Canon Powershot SX260
Nikon Coolpix P510
Nikon Coolpix L810
Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-HX200
Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-WX150
Canon Powershot SX500
And many more.
That price range puts you into an interesting area for cameras. It goes from some decent point and shoot to the low end DSLR. So in the area you also have the horde of what's called bridge cameras. The person listed as Secret listed some from Nikon and Canon.
Canons T3 can be had on sale with a lens for just under the 400 limit but it is a close in lens. Go shoot telephoto you'll need to buy another lens and that can be expensive. Cure is the bridge type all in one with the ultra zooms.
Canon Sx series
Nikon P510 nice camera but has some minor aberrations.
Pentax X-5
Fuji S-series, SL-series and the HS series (best of these three with EXR sensor system)
Thing is do you want a view finder as well as the LCD screen for composing shots? If yes then those have them but there are other nice cameras that don't from various mfrs.
So best idea is to set down your choices of what you want in the camera and then go a couple of stores and look at the cameras, handle and play with them and look online as well (reviews). The ones that feel the best with the best options for what you want to do will the choice. Some cameras work better in low light than others although some offer the ability to play with settings which means you can still get results. Many bridge type cameras are offering manual controls to aid in picture taking and offering flexibility for different situations.
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