What are good cameras for photography?

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preferably cheaper ones, though not bad quality. I’m not the richest person, though we would unequivocally similar to to deposit in the great camera for photography.

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Koko said on 09-01-2010

I would go for the D40x if you do not have a who lot of cash (thats Nikon). I personally use the Canon XTi which is about $300 more but it also is a bit more features for advance photography. If you are short on cash the D40x is a great way to go. And you can always upgrade to the D80 or higher later.
suede631 said on 09-01-2010

The truth is that you can make great photos with a simple consumer point-and-shoot camera, or take lousy shots with the most expensive Nikon. It’s not the camera that makes beautiful images; it’s the photographer. With a little knowledge and a willingness to make an adjustment here and there, you can squeeze big time photos out of the smallest digicam!

I currently use a Kodak P850 digital camera. It’s not very expensive, and has a lot of great features. It has a lot of programmed scene modes, and also the option to use it fully manual, if I should desire. For a film camera, I have a Nikon FM that was passed down to me from my father. Its a really old manual SLR camera, but it still works wonderfully even after 30 years! You can usually find that camera on ebay for a reasonable price used, as they stopped making in in the early ’80s. They have however, come out with the FM-10, which is pretty similar. Its a great student level SLR camera sold at a reasonable price, usually around $200.

Here’s a link below, if you’re interested in seeing what I’ve done with my Kodak. I haven’t uploaded any pictures from the Nikon just yet, as I need to replace my scanner.

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