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najadann
najadann
10 months ago

The brand actually doesn’t matter, but the trend goes towards
Full format & Mirrorless:

I as a Nikon photographer, since the 1980s, will of course recommend the Nikon. Nikon has a better price performance ratio compared to Canon, and it has always remained true. Old lenses fit new cameras. My personal favorite: Nikon Z8!
Whatever you want to photograph, it is a professional tool for every challenge at a very good value for money:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSEeAtO6hmU&list=PLY3u5qOW4BGyGGOYagJrfcPckuMSrZfhn&index=19

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habakuk63
habakuk63
10 months ago

Please don’t waste your money. The expensive hardware is absolutely not crucial!

The manufacturer is also not decisive.

I swear on Nikon and don’t want to take pictures with any other cameras because I get very clear with Nikon, it just fits perfectly (control, feeling in the hand, feedback of the buttons and wheels, just everything).

My wife photographs with Canon because she got warm with none of my Nikons, no one looks at the pictures.

But it is really like Uneternal wrote it, the showstopper is 99% the lack of knowledge and the lack of experience, the human behind the camera.

With an average camera (1000€ class) a good lens (usually more expensive than the camera) and two or three photo workshops, to your camera and your desires, you are much closer to the good and very good photo than with a15,000€ mega photo equipment.

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CleverRemo
CleverRemo
10 months ago

1. What do you want to photograph?

Two. What brand has the best lens for it?

3. Buy Propertyi

4. buy matching camera

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Uneternal
Uneternal
10 months ago

(1) The brand plays absolutely no role.

2) Even if you spend $10,000 on a camera, it doesn’t make any better pictures. Because the bottleneck is behind the camera. Well photographing requires years of practice. Just like a novice without a long exercise does not get any better songs from a 10,000€ piano.

So maybe first get a camera under 1000€ and the rest fit into good lenses and photo courses. This brings you more than the most expensive professional club.

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SirKermit
SirKermit
10 months ago

Which brand is best?

This is the brand “competence of the photographer” and depends only insignificantly on a brand and is not directly bound to the level of the purchase price of the equipment and a brand.

I want to shoot sharp pictures.

It starts. How big are the pictures taken? How fast do the motifs move in what light?

Where much money doesn’t change the fact that you need an objective whose optical properties you know in combination with the body and the sensor size. And a few little things.

Conclusion: simply scrolling a lot of money doesn’t help you, with the smartphones the world looks a little different, but you enter the world of dedicated cameras.

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miezepussi
miezepussi
10 months ago

Nikon, Canon, Sony, Panasonic and Fudji can capture sharp images. The 30 cm behind the camera are responsible for shooting. If they can handle the camera, that’s right.

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Bricoleur
Bricoleur
10 months ago

Look at them and those you like best.

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MrsssP
MrsssP
10 months ago

I think the brand is more irrelevant. If you’re buying a reflex camera, there’s actually one pretty good.

https://www.computerbild.de/bestlist/mirror reflex camera test-4344133.html

here you can see the canon and nikon both cut off relatively equally.

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