BEST Camera For Beginners? — how to choose right

Finding your very first camera can be a little tricky and overwhelming. With this video I wanted to lay out my thought process and how I would think if I were to chose my first camera again. Hope it doesn't make you more confused 😂

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ive got virtually no experience in photography, had a nikon d3000 and a few lenses and pretty much just kept it on auto or sometimes manual and ive managed to get some great shots over the years from city shots, landscape and wildlife. nikon died on me a few years back and ive been wanting to get a new budget friendly camera for a while. would love some recommendations for a good do it all, compact dslr that i can take everywhere and shoot most of anything with the right lense, sony keeps catching my eye because of their low light performance, id really like to get into shooting night sky's out here in Canada :D

if you are a beginner choose a camera you can afford with around 20mp or more and a 50mm that you can afford, best if it can shoot raw so that you learn editing...... HAVE FUN
was really funny how little you spent talking about fuji, LOL

Good Day and thank you for approaching this subject with so much humor! I loved your analysis on Fujifilm for hippies, it touches me all the more since I was born in 1969 😉 With Fujifilm, you have to make a distinction between the old philosophy (complicated bodies without stabilization which gave me hives) and the new XS-10 and 20 bodies + the formidable GFX 100 II. These boxes allow you to choose fine art color film + filtered black & white which has no equal! In addition, you can directly send the JPEGs to a Polaroid system box, in this case Instax, to expose by scanning and develop (chemically) a durable photograph since it is water and sun resistant! Sharing a photo that appears little by little before your eyes is like finding the soul of a child^^ There is an option that I love with my XS-10 : by taking 1 shot, I have 3 JPEGs with 3 different argentic films. Finally, the double mechanical stabilization which allows me to film with the 16-80 zoom handheld! To try it is to adopt it!

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Hi guys seeing the comments I feel you can assist. Thinking of buying the a6400 with kit lens 18-135mm. Is that good for portrait and landscape. Also, read that the Sigma 56mm f/1.4 is really good but is that for both Portrait and Landscape?

Went from Nikon to Sony, also had the opportunity to use Canon extensively. I would say that Sony has a slight edge because 1). They are the earliest to the mirrorless system with the most spread of lenses to choose from (including many third-parties ones). 2). All of the recent cameras are great (autofocus, colours and features).
The difference in terms of their performances are now pretty slim so you won't go wrong with any brands.
I think the main question is apsc or full frame?

Man, there are many stereotypes in this video 😅
However: For a beginner Fuji, Sony or panasonic. The low end canon bodies are a bit too low end. Nikon has pretty cheap used full frame options - but the lenses get expensive fast (Nikon APS-C isn't an option right now). All of the other three big brands have recently launched successors to very good cameras. The older versions (Panasonic S5, G9, Sony A6400 or A7iii, Fujifilm X-S10, X-H1, X-T2/20/3/30) should be available for pretty decent money right now. Hence: Those are the beginner cameras

Obviously the answer here is Sony but to be fair and not upset everyone else all the brands are really good these days... but I'd really stick with either Sony or Canon if you are a hybrid shooter!

Nice video 😊

Please review pixel 8 🎉

Can i buy 6400 ?

I actually switched from Nikon to Sony :D

Thanks this helped!

Best camera for beginner. Fuji xt30 and a 18-55 kit lens. Fantastic camera and used ones are very cheap.

My first camera is the ZV-E10 (still my camera) and I am very happy with it. The only two things I wish it has, is a sensor stabilisation and 4k 60pfs for smooth B-roll But in terms of price, it is a true jack-of-all-trades.

Great video! I started with a Nikon D3200. Thanks to your videos, I bought the Sony a6400. I have only three lenses: Sony 11 mm 1.8, Sigma 18-50 2.8 and Tamron 18-300mm 3.5-6.3. It’s a good setup, I guess! I need some lens to fill the gap between 11mm and 18mm. Your job is an inspiration!

pick one and become a master of it. very inspiring, thanks!

Product and Family/travel photography AND ease of use - So many choices like Fujifilm X-S10, Canon R10, Canon RP, Nikon Z5, Nikon Z6, Sony A6700 and I'm completely lost here! Canon have that convinient option to use EF-RF adapter and their older great lenses WITH AF without problems + their new stunning and expensive RF lenses. Nikon also offers the adapter for their older great lenses but only some of them work with AF... Fujifilm offers fantastic lenses but they're quite expensive and their overall integration with modern smarthphones sucks... Sony has some beautiful cameras, compact and great-looking, my favorite ones in terms of looks but they are not easy to use at all + they're easily the most expesive here + they have expensive lenses.

what about finding our first, second camera? hahaha

I agree, as a beginner, pic a camera and learn the basics! I've suggested APS-C cameras like the Canon R50, Canon R10, Sony A6400 as beginners cameras at this moment. . The ZV-E10 could also be a good beginner camera, but I think a VF is important to have in the beginning.

Hi nice vedio am struggling bitween lumix s5ii or canonr8 which one you think its better

I agree with the last sentence 👍

Is the sony a6400 with the kit lens good enough or should I go with a 18-105mm Sony lens

btw I'm really starting to like the setup, finally I've found an angle that looks good in this studio, What do you guys think?

One of my best friends wants to start photography and we were talking just right now about it. Suddenly your video goes up "33s ago". Thanks again! :D