Photography

[Nethermoor]

Under £500 really as its something at entry level, architecture & nature
Thanks :)

I would go for something like a NIkon D3500/D5600.

Used, you can probably pick up a Nikon Z5 which is mirrorless for just over budget.

I can't recommend canon because I don't know which models are which. I've only ever shot Nikon and Sony :)

Someone else will likely be able to recommend you a Canon equivalent.

 

[pride in battle]

I would go for something like a NIkon D3500/D5600.

Used, you can probably pick up a Nikon Z5 which is mirrorless for just over budget.

I can't recommend canon because I don't know which models are which. I've only ever shot Nikon and Sony :)

Someone else will likely be able to recommend you a Canon equivalent.

Cheers mate

 

[idahoblues]

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Cheers mate

EOS T7, great value for money, can’t go wrong with either one imo. I bought a Sony mirrorless a few years back due to its size, wish I’d stuck with one of the Canon or Nikon with hindsight

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

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EOS T7, great value for money, can’t go wrong with either one imo. I bought a Sony mirrorless a few years back due to its size, wish I’d stuck with one of the Canon or Nikon with hindsight

I was Canon EOS all the way until I managed to pick up a Sony A7. Took me a while to get used to the menus and controls, but once everything is set up and the controls are customised it becomes second nature after a while. Sony lenses are pretty good, and using Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop I have full control over colour space and lens corrections.

First image is my EOS-M, second is my Sony A7. The point is, it doesn't really matter what tool you use as long as you are comfortable and it works for you.

 

[Nethermoor]

I was Canon EOS all the way until I managed to pick up a Sony A7. Took me a while to get used to the menus and controls, but once everything is set up and the controls are customised it becomes second nature after a while. Sony lenses are pretty good, and using Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop I have full control over colour space and lens corrections.

First image is my EOS-M, second is my Sony A7. The point is, it doesn't really matter what tool you use as long as you are comfortable and it works for you.

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I use a Sony A7 IV and a Sony A7III

Love them

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

I use a Sony A7 IV and a Sony A7III

Love them

The body itself is really compact. I just find them comfortable to use and adaptable for what I shoot.