Doubt about three DSLR for a beginner.

Ido Scharf · May 18, 2014

Devdurk said:
Ido S said:

I use an OM-D E-M5, which is a fantastic camera. But I thought you were only interested in DSLRs -- or you needed their more sophisticated AF systems for tracking subjects, don't quite remember now :-O -- so I only recommended DSLRs. If you're interested in mirrorless cameras, the OM-D E-M1, Fujifilm X-T1 and Sony α7 are among the best cameras you can get.

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I read about those cameras and they have a small size. I would like to have both, a DSLR and a Mirrorless, for different situation. I do not want to discard the mirrorless cameras, because offers good things. Thank you.

Regards!.

Why would you ever want to invest in two camera systems simultaneously?

Mirrorless cameras are just as capable as DSLRs in every aspect, apart from the high-end DSLRs' AF systems, which are still unmatched. The Sony Alpha A6000 is the closest thus far, with the Fujifilm X-T1 not too far behind it, but neither has eclipsed cameras like the D7100 in tracking AF reliability.

crashpc · May 18, 2014

It´s bang for buck. If you don´t see that capabilities with other cams, it does not mean it is not there. I believe 600D and D3300 is unbeatable for that price in many aspects.

glen11 · May 28, 2014

My vote will be the Nikon 5300

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