Recommendations for "Good quality" DSLR
Dec 19, 2013 10:13:22 #
traveler5450 wrote:
And the winner is.....
I bought a Olympus OM-D E-M5 16MP
Small in size, light, very versitile. Can use Nikon and Panasonic lenses. I probably slightly over bought but this a great camera to get back into the hobby. I expect to receieve it in a few days. Thank yuo for all your suggestions and pointers.
Sam
I bought a Olympus OM-D E-M5 16MP
Small in size, light, very versitile. Can use Nikon and Panasonic lenses. I probably slightly over bought but this a great camera to get back into the hobby. I expect to receieve it in a few days. Thank yuo for all your suggestions and pointers.
Sam
Congrats!!!
Good luck, and enjoy your new toy!!!
Dec 23, 2013 07:35:56 #
First problem:
The SCN (Scene) feature does not work. One of the reasons I went for a small camera is that I want to get my wife involved. This is the feature she uses the most on our point and shoot. Is there a help line for Olympus or is my only option to contact the store and hope someone has actually handled one of these?
The SCN (Scene) feature does not work. One of the reasons I went for a small camera is that I want to get my wife involved. This is the feature she uses the most on our point and shoot. Is there a help line for Olympus or is my only option to contact the store and hope someone has actually handled one of these?
Dec 23, 2013 09:05:20 #
If your budget is around $1000, you can get a Nikon D5200 kit with an 18-55 and a 55-200 VR lens bundle that will cover most needs. I've had one for 6 months now and it's 24MP sensor is fabulous at capturing detail in RAW. I've since added a 55-300 Nikkor to extend my zoom capabilities. I concur with others here that it's hard to get a bad DSLR these days at any price point and you should check the size, weight and feel of anything before you buy. I would give the D5200 or D7100 consideration.
Dec 23, 2013 13:28:24 #
I contacted Olympus support and they were very helpful. The helped me fix the problem in less than 2 minutes.
Their number is 800-622-6372
Have a fun and safe holiday
Their number is 800-622-6372
Have a fun and safe holiday
Dec 23, 2013 16:26:40 #
Mr PC wrote:
If your budget is around $1000, you can get a Niko... (show quote)
He decided what he wanted a page ago... ;)
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