Help me choose a DSLR
DW and I are looking to get our first DSLR. Completely unhappy with P&S for several reasons, turn on time, auto focus and shutter lag, poor indoor performance etc. I have some experience having previ...
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I do not shoot professionally but I do shoot semi-proffessionally. I am currently working with a Architectual/Design firm. in getting an image of mine printed to 11x30 feet to be displayed at a mall. If you are interested in the best possible images including low light capability, a Nikon D3200 or D5200 is definitely the way to go. While the 18-55 kit lens may look like a good deal, it is a slow lens which is counter productive for low light work. Better to buy prime lenses (single focal length) & slowly build yourself a system. Many zooms are very good with reasonable speed, but they are very expensive. I sold my f/2.8 zooms & bought f/1.8g primes & my image quality went up. Don't forget to suppliment your camera with a tripod & head. (Induro, Benro, Manfrotto, Gitzo (expensive). PM me for more info if you like.
