I don't know which camera to buy
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Re: I don't know which camera to buy
Digirame wrote:
If you can afford the higher price, buy the Canon 800D. If you want to save money, the Canon 18-55mm STM kit lens, would be good lens to use. I'm still using my kit lenses. In my opinion, since you are a beginner learn how to use the camera first with the kit lens before spending extra money on more expensive lenses.
+1 Agree with Digi'.
The Dual Pixel Autofocus is IMHO absolutely worth it. For Live View and Video, the DPAF combined with the touchscreen is sheer magic.
I too would get one of the STM kit lenses. The autofocus is very well behaved, and completely silent. A must for video.
Happy shopping!
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