Best Beginner Camera - 2023 - What you need to know

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Comment from : Dina Waley

Looking for a 35mm camera that i can use for mainly B and W photo's love them , always have, always will looking for something used that can be older that has great 35mm B and W capabilities
Comment from : Daniel Engel

I got a Canon M50 because I thought I would want to do videos with it I'm really happy with it I don't feel any reason to get another camera at this time Especially since I am a beginner
Comment from : James Spangler

Thanx for the vid mate got a 700d for 230 euros What are ur thoughts on it??? Appreciate the hard work n help!
Comment from : Enrique Guzman

You're like a sun Gave me the great semi-decadent people hope
Comment from : Enoch

No matter you don't know the world, the world will not let you
Comment from : Gregary

The sea breeze can not disperse the rose, the moon is difficult to escape the bright light
Comment from : Leila

There is a stare look on with a disregard called called silent care
Comment from : Kelly

It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop
Comment from : Hamiltion

Geezer!
Comment from : simon L

Very good advice indeed, thank you My old Canon 450D which I've rarely used will do me now, as I restart/rekindle an old interest in photography You just saved me a lot of money 😀🍷
Comment from : Mike Orchard

Great video and convinced me to go for the fujifilm XT30 for my first camera
Comment from : Bat Man

Good stuff! I'd always suggest people think about what they want to do with the camera brbrI wanted a budget rig for street and travel photography: so for me, low cost, light weight, weather sealing, autofocus speed and in body stabilisation were most important So I got a second hand Olympus OMD E-M5 with the 12-50 f35-62 kit lens, all weather sealed I wanted to do morning and evening shots, so also got a prime lens: 25mm f17 Panasonic (not weather sealed but cheap) The whole rig bought 2nd hand from MPB with spare battery and 2x fast memory cards came to £500 plus shippingbrbrBut I would say while it can do low light, landscape and portrait shots, a Nikon D610 with a 50mm prime would be a better choice (full frame but heavier, no image stabilisation - but if you are working off a tripod all good) But the 610 is not a run and gun thingbrbrAlternatively if video is your thing, a 4k Sony camcorder might be how you roll Pretty good photos too plus fab zoom lens, stabilisation and autofocus OK for street/travel but not a portrait/landscape camera for surebrbrIf you want all three sets of capabilities, at a high level, in one device get your cheque book out But best to start cheap for sure with the photography you want to do
Comment from : Kirsten Bayes

Hi, Im looking to buy a camera for mostly indoor photography (church events) Would you say a Canon eos 2000D is an option for this? I'm a beginner I really do need a good advice :) Thank you!
Comment from : MsPancakes888

I am looking for budget camera that is capable of recording hq video 15km/1 mile away for target shooting so need to be able to see the small marks on the white board and also to be able to film close the players the talks so need to be ll in one and looking for the cheapest and also to be compact don't mind if it's even Chinese brand but on other hand modularity is something I love do you know something good for that purpose Maybe those all In one cameras with motorized retractable lenses would be really comfortable to carry couse you don't have to deal with detachable lenses but nikon d1000 looks a bit pricey of 600$ I was hoping for a 100-250 range I have a few tripods but might get separate
Comment from : Kockar hobby

LOL IM SO CONFUSED RN 😭😭
Comment from : Therii Yuh

Thank you so much for this, very helpful tips Consider me subscribed I use the S23 ultra (along with the hohem isteady 6 gimbal) and specifically got it because of the camera I get superb quality videos and photos I however would've loved to get a traditional camera My fear here is, I can't go above £1000 for the camera and lens (and needed any accessories) It would really suck to get a camera who's quality is less than that of my phone I felt that way when I got the GoPro hero 10 and only kept it because of its durability and stabilization with good lighting What do you think?
Comment from : HarmyMD

This was a very helpful video I recommended it to a friend who wants to start studying photography The only thing I'd add is the best camera for someone who is very oriented toward artistic photography and who will therefore me very interested in learning the ins and outs of manual camera settings may be different than other shooters I think that people are very art oriented would benefit from getting a used Fujifilm (X-T2, X-T20, X-T3, X-T30) because they are designed to make manual shooting much more accessible Or the Nikon ZFC would be a similar choice I think that the mechanical controls for manual mode make these cameras better teaching instruments, and you can find really good deals on used models
Comment from : Andrew Klafter

ı started with samsung wb200f :D
Comment from : Yiğit Ekin

Thank you for the good insights ! I've been told lenses are what really make the difference at the end of the day brIf I want to shoot people surfing during a sunset, realistically what lenses would I need ? brThanks !
Comment from : Romie

This is such a great video I am currently looking to buy a camera to begin learning Ive done what everyone has probably Googled best camera for xyz etc I end up with a list of options about things i have no idea about I end up just trying to work out how much i can stretch too I also end up never making a decisionbrbrI feel this video has given me great advice and a starting point so that i can actually go and start doing some purposeful research
Comment from : Football in Brisbane

Thanks for the informative video Could we please have the name of the camera model shown on the video as well?brThanks
Comment from : Josh Mo

Great stuff Marc ! I live in the States , in the South were boating and fishing are a big deal People invest a lot of money in boats and fishing gear! Often times they hardly ever go boating or fishing The same can be true in Photography You go out and buy an expensive piece of kit , the same kit the pros shoot , you have the great glass , carbon fiber tripod , fancy backpack etc and your photos are average ,dull snapshots or eveything you go out on a shoot ,you have charge your batteries and try to remember how to turn the camera As Spyros Heniadis would say, get out and take some damn photos!
Comment from : Greg Fisher

how do you know what the shutter count is?
Comment from : S Edwards

films: what is 4 K?
Comment from : S Edwards

Decided to pick a Sony a7iv to start with as it seems to be an all around hybrid camera with support for third-party lens
Comment from : LupesTV

There's a lot to learn for most beginners for achieving a proper understanding of all necessary devices in photography
Comment from : Himalaya Readers

I've an ebay business and I used my old workhorse fujiflm HS30 EXR but needed to upgrade it for 1:1 aspect ratio I have gone with a Canon EOS 60D along with a kit lens Once I get a feel of it I will buy a prime lens for macro and full body shots, maybe a Canon 100mm EF F28 macro USM I got my camera and lens for £215 and yes it is older but I don't need one with all the bells and whistles
Comment from : Geoff Duke

The only advice I can give is:brIf you are starting in photography and thinking about buying your first DSLR, don’t spend all your money on a body and lensbrBuy something cheaper than your budget and spend the cash you saved on some basic photography cource
Comment from : RealHouseMouse2

Just spent 7k on a Fuji 100s and lens and haven’t got a clue
Comment from : Camper 935

hello! i have watched this but I am still struggling to choose I feel like I have quite specific wants in a camera I want something lightweight, I also want it to have some sort of anti - shake mechanism? I have a really bad tremour and shake and struggle to hold still, I would really like a camera have this sort of feature, I also obviously don't want to spend loads Do you have any suggestions?
Comment from : Fozlou

What would you guys say about the Canon 600D, cause family friend has one and has offered to give it me
Comment from : SucculentWaffle

Best explanation for beginners on YouTube
Comment from : Ayman Lasgues

Excellent video Very helpful
Comment from : Byron Walter

Is 4k 60 fps important or can I just buy a camera that just has 1080p 60fps instead? (I'm planning to do photo and video shoots)
Comment from : Mengyboi

You do not have Pentax camers in best beginner camerbr2:16
Comment from : Walter Hall

Really well articulated overview of the main items to consider when looking to buy a camera I went through the process about a year and a half ago Decided on: Mirrorless, APS-C sensor, Canon On the matter of budget I think one should examine the full range of gear wanted or perhaps needed ie bags to filters, extra batteries, etc But don't forget items like editing software and will you need to travel to pursue you interest not to mention taking courses to help you learn? Great channel Thanks Oh, and lenses might be as important as the camera body
Comment from : Dana Pushie

people always forget the term "The right tool, for the right job" Everyone always seems to think they need the most expensive gear they can buy to make them the bestbrbrBut lets be honest, yeah the newest cameras may have better autofocus or snr but a 5D mk ii is still a photography workhorse by todays standards and for what was once a professional grade camera, is still now an affordable full frame for a beginner Same can be said for the 6D mk i or the Nikon D600 Not to mention the huge list of lenses compatible with both the Canon and Nikon right down to vintage film glass
Comment from : UNARMD

I started with an old Praktica many years ago no metering system of course, I still have my old Weston meter, It wasn't an easy way to start, you had to learn the hard way, The Amateur Photographer Handbook was all there was really It's much easier these days to get some sort of decent photo almost immediately there are tons of people who have no idea how a camera actually works, they're just guessing most of the time you must learn how a camera works, you need to understand what's going on It will make you a better photographer at the end of the day
Comment from : Bill

I wanted to try out photography because I was interested in it and I found my moms old Eos rebel T3i Would you consider it to be a good camera to start off with?
Comment from : Wyatt Choi

What is the full name of the model of the small crop-sensored camera that is introduced in 8:40?
Comment from : Bora Erdem Karatay

I couldn't decide so bought 1 of each - a Nikon full frame, a Nikon APS-C, a Sony APS-C, an Olympus MFT and I nearly forgot my Panasonic bridge camera I think that gives me a good range to choose from in a daily basis!! I started many years ago with a Nikon D40
Comment from : Jaki Botham

surely a non mirrorless is just a mirrored?
Comment from : Nick Richards

Nikon D5600 is my first camera also I bought different Lenses: 55-300 / 35 mm / 10-20 mm /
Comment from : George Kruger

I watched the video but I'm absolutely confused Is there someone who can recommend me budget camera and lens (max 600€)
Comment from : true only

What is a low shutter count for you? 10000? Or 4000?
Comment from : Terry Lamarque

Clear, concise information Thanks!
Comment from : Dancey Gamble

Why not just say mirror or non mirror?
Comment from : Rob Lee

I always wanted a Fuji Camera because my Grandpa had one 😅
Comment from : Death Hawk

Thanks🌷
Comment from : wanderlust_walkabouts

Hi there, im looking to buy my first camera im mainly looking to buy one for landscape photograph I have two options so far, A open box canon m200 on best buy or a few dollar more expensive brandnew rebel t7 at the same store which one is better to use?
Comment from : Charles Oneal Diza

thanks for the video
Comment from : F vD

Can someone tell me the conclusion ?
Comment from : Zalmolxes

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Comment from : Aslie Suarez

Thanks, very informative
Comment from : Don Oella

I am so much confused between A6100 and ZVe10 for street photography in 2023 since zve10 is 2021 model and a6100 is 2019 model
Comment from : Janta Saree

Sir ji camera also comes in duplicate
Comment from : Vinod PDarade

I'm just trying to become a hobbyist photographer Don't wanna go crazy on a camera, non-mirrorless crop sensor camera sounds good Unsure if those come in fully manual variants Budget? $100 range Anybody know if that's possible?
Comment from : Mister Scopey

I am thrilled with the details you gave
Comment from : Dare Abiona

Never know who's gonna see this but My dad gave me a Panasonic Lumix FZ200 It takes cool scenery photos but I don't like how portraits, or even weddings pictures (for example) look I'm not even experienced enough to know whether the problem is the camera, or my use of it If someone knows?
Comment from : Sarah Bouyaiche

I’m so lost with buying a mirror less camera As a beginner it is very very overwhelming
Comment from : TheLottable2

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Comment from : Jasen Peterson

So I just spent about $700 on a canon eos 4000d/rebel t100 dslr😅 did I do good? LOL
Comment from : Jarrett Vasco77

Get a canon m and install magic lantern or a Sony a6000 if your looking to do video work if looking for photos the a6000 is also good for a mirror less choice or a canon d2000 for a DSLR
Comment from : stampy Dragon

Great video many thanks! I am planning to buy my first camera, I will be using it for family and nature photography , and want to get printable and high quality photos from our new born baby I have looked at different models and short listed Canon D2000 241 MP (440€), and Kodak pixpro astro zoom az425 digital bridge, 20MP(270€) Which one in your opinion would be more suitable for my purpose? I believe KODAK's lenses are not interchangable, but it has Zoom and image stabilazation Would really apperciate your help!
Comment from : Jasmin Walker

Isnt it better to start with fixed lens cameras like Ricoh or Fuji x100v? We will also learn how to work with a single focal length as a beginner and also understand its important so that later we can upgrade to a better camera and lens setup
Comment from : Pacificus Veteris

So useful, thank you!
Comment from : Karina Slisina

less than 350 pounds xdddddd
Comment from : mohammad hdaib

Buy used Camera will not last forever
Comment from : Michelangelo C

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Comment from : Consta Star

You really clear all my doubt about buying a camera!! Now I know what to expect when buying a camera!!
Comment from : Coach MB

SONY products are not recommended?
Comment from : 李梓熙

My budget is 800$ high (preferably lower I want start taking better nature photography as I go backpacking So hopefully something on the smaller side, if it can take videos that’s a plus but not necessary any suggestions?
Comment from : Swapp_Shop

me having 9 focus points 😂 0:16
Comment from : tuan shihan

I wish I can have free cameras 📷 from you 🥹
Comment from : Nova Sin

I've been working as a professional photographer for over 30 years and I still use a Canon EOS 40DbrIt's taken over 100,000 images, it's had 1 main circuit replacement and it still does a great job
Comment from : Peter Sutton

When I did photography as a subject at school we used a Canon EOS 1200D camera I was thinking of getting something similar but a bit newer, like Canon EOS 1500D or the 3000D one, what would you suggest?
Comment from : IamClaire_NiNi •_•

All Stores Please Lower the price of all Military and Local for all Brands of Camera Products and Accessories and Production Cost Now That's too much $$ The Whole World Now 🙏🙏🙏
Comment from : Deanna Spencer

Wouldn't a bridge camera be the best option for a beginner? That's my opinion
Comment from : Michael Flinn

problem with going budget is my s22 ultra will take better pics than a sub 1k mirrorless
Comment from : trees of arden

I’ve been using a Nikon d40x for a while and it’s been great But all of my pictures have a slight blur to them, not crisp high quality And it doesn’t have built in image stabilization Is there a newer slightly better camera any seasoned photographers would recommend? :) low budget if possible
Comment from : Cierra Varney

can these be used for videography as well?
Comment from : Halz

Only thing to consider is if it's a canon If you are undecided, it is perfect for you They dont want to have any preconceived ideas about cameras, it's just for the here and now
Comment from : Christo

Can I start off by using Minolta xg7 with multiple lenses? College student here
Comment from : Keepin’ up with Mady

Do you think eos 60d still worth it?
Comment from : Kipok

I heard that Sony has bad image quality and I'm being recommended with Fujifilm? I'm not sure as initially I was going to buy Sony A6400 with Sigma 18-50mm f/28 lenses But after hearing it, I'm quite concern it will affect my photography experience Plus I'm buying my first camera too, am a amateur photographer, just trying to take photos on my iPhone 11 for past 5 years?
Comment from : jeff

This is one of the best and the most comprehensive videos out here It takes enormous effort to put this much information together this well Thank you very much!
Comment from : Shitin Sahu

They are all so close in function I went with one I like to look at and obviously that is Fuji The rest are pretty boring looking
Comment from : Dexter Morgan