Do you like to take notes of precious moments? Everyone does but if you are really committed then you need a good Camera first. Following are detailing the idea requirements according to different situations. We are also naming the right lens and accessories to make sure you get the best user experience.
Daily Shooting
If you are not into professional stuff, and need something (aside from your smartphone) to take your snaps, then Point and Shoot are your best bet. If you want something with a professional touch then get a mirrorless. But you don’t need a DSLR for this. Both of these options are affordable, sleek and get the result you want. Zoom isn’t the most important thing but if you sue 10 Megapixel camera and pair with F2.0 lens with 3x zoom, then you can do something good damage. You don’t need to go over your budget to show off.
Low Light
If you want to capture something in low light, you need to invest in mirrorless, or DSLR Camera. These can be paired with a sharp F1.8 lens. They will look bulk, but if your aim is good and you can take snaps quickly, you can work wonders with these. These will do better if you get a 1-inch image sensor and a sharper lens with F2 or something lower.
Sports
There is no beating a DSLR Camera, These cameras are ideal for action, sports and wildlife, something with a thrill thanks to their advanced focus system. Mirrorless cameras are getting an improvement but it will take them a long time before they can beat the good old DSLR range. The superzoom cameras are not even close, as they are more of a junk. Just get a zoom lens for DSLR, something with 300mm will suffice.
Jerald is a blogger with a passion for technology who has been writing about the latest in the world of gadgets and gizmos. They are an avid reader of Science-Fiction novels and love to spend time with their wife and kids.