What is most cheapest full frame camera for any brand?

[adonetok]

I want to upgrade my camera. What is most cheapest full frame camera for any brand?

 

[moawkwrd]

Canon 5D is now sub £300. But why do you want full frame?

 

[chipmaster]

Beyond the body there are host of other costs to consider to get the most, like lens

And why does one need/want a cheapest FF versus possibly a more modern crop / mirrorless ?

 

[bladerunner6]

I want to upgrade my camera. What is most cheapest full frame camera for any brand?

I wonder the same thing as the other poster. Why full frame? What is your current camera not doing for you that a FF in unquestionably would?

Also. What do you shoot? How much is your total budget for lenses and the camera. Total system is important too. Unless you have a lot of exotic needs, a Pentax K-1 might well be the budget choice. A K-1 with a 50/1.4, a 100mm macro, a 300/4 and a 28-105 walk round lens would be $3812. A D610, which is a lower resolution camera with fewer features with a 50/1.8 Tamron and Nikon VR 105mm macro, 300/4 and the 24-85 walk around is about $5480.(I picked all stabilized lenses for the Nikon since all lenses are stabilized on the Pentax due to in-body stabilization).

yes, the Nikon might be a bit cheaper, but for many users, it is a far poorer value and more expensive once you start building a system.

 

[Limburger]

Bought the Sony A7 kit (28-70) new for €999 in november.

I'd recommend first sorting your lens(es) before getting into any system.

Your subject(s) dictate what lens and system you might need.

 

[beagle1]

I want to upgrade my camera. What is most cheapest full frame camera for any brand?

why full frame?

buy used or a refurbished 6D at $979

 

[Ido Scharf]

While you may find some old full-frame cameras at ridiculously low prices, the more modern APS-C cameras at the same price will most likely outperform them in every regard. For example, the original Canon 5D produces images with pretty much the same levels of noise as a Nikon D3300 at the same ISO, and the D3300 offers a far superior dynamic range, at least at the lower ISOs. That is what 9 years of sensor development can do.

Also, the D3300 has a lot of "convenience" advantages and features the old 5D doesn't have; for instance, a larger and better LCD display, and movie recording capabilities.