Spiegellose Systemkamera (DSLM) für Planespotting unter 450€?
Hallo,
ich habe 450€ zur Verfügung und möchte mir eine Spiegellose Systemkamera kaufen. Welche könnt ihr empfelen? Das Objektiv kann auch ein Kit-Objektiv sein, da ich nicht nur Planespotting mche sondern auch privat fotographiere. Beides (Objektiv+Kamera) dürfen nur maximal zusammen 400-max. 450€ kosten. Ich habe mir schon die Olympus E-M10 Mark III und die Panasonic Lumix DC-GX9 angeschaut, weiß aber nicht ob diese mit Kit-Objektiv für Planespotting geeignet sind.
Ich hoffe ihr könnt mir helfen! Viele Grüße
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With a kit lens you can’t start much, that should be enough if you’re standing right at the airport for a plane just before you set up or take off.
Good zoom lenses are not expensive at MFT. Nevertheless, your budget is already 100-150€. Olympus M.Zuiko digital ED 40-150mm 4.0-5.6 R MSC costs new 150€ and used approx. 70-100€. The Lumix is already falling away, because it costs more than your budget without the objective, which you will get at the most needed at the price.
With the OM-D E-M10 III you will almost come down when you buy the camera without lens and then use the above. With camera and lens you will definitely come down.
Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark III black Body from € 399.00 (2021) | Price Comparison Geizhals Germany
For airplanes I recommend Nikon P900 with up to 2000mm focal length: https://www.idealo.de/preisvergleich/OffersOfProduct/4732007E2060J2_-coolpix-p900-nikon.html or P950 or P1000.
With P1000 photographed with 3000mm, flew over me at travel height:
If you work at the airport, the kit objective could be enough. Flyers in the air need more focal length (from 150 to 300mm, naturally depends on the sensor size).
Your performance can only be realized with used equipment for this course.
Is there an Olympus E-M10 Mark III for the beginning? In your opinion, for the beginning (I photograph not only airplanes, but also privately and on holiday where I do not need such a large focal length. That’s why I need such a middle thing for both) the above Olympus or the Panasonic Lumix PC-GX9 better? VG
Planespotting does not place a great requirement for the equipment. Normally there is light enough and the aircraft move relatively slowly (AF technical). This can be any camera and certainly the Olympus I don’t know myself. See if you’re clear with the operation. Technically and visually, Olympus devices are very good.
The question is less the camera than the lens. Of course, an E-M10 also reaches the Mark II was good. If you combine them with the M.Zuiko Pro 40-150 2.8 + converter, you can take super planes. Only costs The lens hold about 1000,- €. For the holiday, however, I would take a 2nd smaller lens.
With the kit objectively you can also make beautiful pictures. I had that a little bigger, not the pancake with the engine zoom, at my first Olympus. However, I have replaced it very quickly with a 30 mm focal length. I found the kit lens very folding, and it has only a 5.6 open panel at 42 mm, which is not so great together with the half format. For the first vacation, you can safely take off.
Is the Kit-Onjective suitable as the 2nd smaller lens? (Kit lens 14 – 42mm)
Hello
for only 450€ budget goes only used purchase and for planespots you do not need a High End Superspeed AF.
Timetable Olympus
Timetable Lumix
Offer OMD EM 10 + 12-50 Zoom+Macro (3,5-6,3) + Accessories – DSLR-Forum (dslr-forum.de)
Thank you for linking to my question 😀
Hello
I did not want to write this all again for Aviation52 and the question comes every week, the task is basically the same there are only newer camera technology and newer wish lists (touchscreen, turn flap monitor, 4K video, motif bell, phone, built-in drinking bottles,,,)
If you’re currently looking at aircraft fan forums, you’ll find relatively up-to-date aircraft reports made with Canon G3X/HS50IS, Olympus 100EE, Lumix FZ50/100/200/1000, Sony HX and RX or Fuji S/HS types, so “Alttechnik”. The US Forces/Nato also rotate that most of the time in HD and FHD (Since 2018, there are UHD Mediakits from Canon at COMCAM, but they only turn interviews/broadcast). So the new techniques aren’t going through or I’m on the move in ‘Opa media’.
With a kit lens, there can’t be anything. But Olympus has higher focal lengths for little money. I mean, for a decent tele, only 400 – 500 Euros are in the new state.
Alternative 1 inch bridge…. altogether cheaper, but not so qualitative.
Bridge Camera: What about a Panasonic Lumix FZ1000?
Yes, the e.g. if the focal length is enough.
400-500€ is not even a tele, at least not Sony.
That’s why I’m telling Olympus. Up to 300mm – 600mm kb and the cost so much. Similar lens is also available from Panasonic.
For planespotting, you need a proper focal length.
You won’t be far with your € 450.
You’d have to put that much on the lens so you’re getting close enough.
Who doesn’t even make the approach to explain to me what motives he intends to do….. Pearls in front of the ….
Right?