Kamera für Einsteiger?

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Ich möchte mir als Einsteiger zu Weihnachten eine Systemkammera zulegen.Ich möchte unter 450€ bleiben.

Ich habe bisher die Modelle Canon eos m50(gebraucht/refurbed) und Canon eos r100 Herausgesucht(hoffentlich dann zu black Friday erschwinglich).Ich möchte die Kamera vor allem für Fotos nutzen , die soll auch einigermaßen bei wenig Licht gute Bilder machen(zbs. Nachts in der Stadt).Videos sind mir nicht so Wichtig, allerdings wäre 4K zumindest Schön.

Anhand dieser Vorraussetzungen bin ich zu diesen Modellen gekommen.Taugen diese etwas?Welche ist für Fotos besser geeignet?Oder gibt es noch andere Kandidaten, die ihr empfehlen könnt?

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IXXIac
IXXIac
4 months ago

Hello

now yes at night and little light “good” pictures

  • Canon EOS 6D (used from 350€)
  • Canon EF 50/1.8 (used from 50€)
  • Canon EF 28-70/3.5-4.5 II (used from 25€)

or

  • Nikon D600 (used from 275€)
  • Nikkor AF 50/1.8 (used from 50€)
  • Nikkor AF 28-85/3.5-4.5 (used from 50€)

I tried the R100 with the 3 Kit Zooms 11 months ago for 1 week with the R100 I didn’t get “warm” (personal problem), the 18-45 is “irritable” but no rubbish look. I guess R100 with 18-45 kit prices land for Christmas at 400€.

The R100 is significantly better in image quality and low light than the EOS 2000D, the R100 has not arrived at JPEG completely at the level of an EOS 80D but before the M50. The R100 sensor power is at Nikon D3400.

If EOS M

  • M5 (used from 175€)
  • EFM 11-22 IS STM (used from 175€)
  • EFM 22/2 STM (used from 100€)
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Uneternal
Uneternal
4 months ago

The EOS R100 and M50 have almost the same hardware and the same image quality, but the M50 is slightly higher and therefore offers an fold-out touch screen.

The R100 is the new lowest class entry model and has neither touchscreen nor foldable screen. Therefore, the M50 would prefer.

Note that the EOS M series has been set, so there are no new lenses anymore. But you get enough on the used market and can adapt all EF and EF-S lenses natively.

If you want a class higher, you should save for R50 or R10, which will also provide a much better autofocus. But better pictures do not guarantee this, because for them the photographer is always primarily responsible.

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