Hello friends,
I need your photo machine suggestions for birth and wedding photography. Especially from the professionals in this area.
I sincerely thank you for your help.
OK.... having read all your replies, I think I have a better understanding of your question.
You are a beginner who hopes to eventually open a studio specializing in wedding photography and newborn child photography. And you want to spend $3,000 on a suitable camera and lens.
First of all, these are two different types of photography.... event and portraiture. But they can both be accomplished by using the same sort of gear. Weddings are generally indoor events so lighting can be tricky, and portraits are generally taken in studios with more controlled lighting, so you will probably need fast lenses for the former, and a sizable investment in lighting for the later.
Professional photographers sometimes spend as much on lighting equipment as they do for their cameras.
I would not recommend spending so much for a business plan that may or may not happen. You might be better served by buying cheaper used gear, then upgrading two years from now if everything works out as you planned.
Consider what you will need, and why you will need it.
People who pay for these things will expect very high quality work. So I would recommend a full frame camera and some decent lenses. Most professionals use Nikon or Canon (although there are lots of others who don't) simply because they offer so many options and have much more professional support for their customers. Full frame Sony FE is a good option if you want to go mirrorless, but their lenses can be brutally expensive,
You will probably need something in the Canon 5D or Nikon D7xx class and probably two good zoom lenses (24-70mm and 70-200mm) and a good portrait prime (85mm).
But before you spend one cent consider the fact that you are putting the cart before the horse. That "training" thing is a whole lot more important than the gear you use. And then there is "skill" to consider too. And also "talent."
If you don't do those things first you could be wasting your money on any gear you buy.
