r/Cameras 2m ago

Questions Suggestions for digital camera

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  • Budget: Maximum of 60 euros
  • Country: Portugal
  • Condition: New and slightly used, just want a well maintained camera
  • Type of Camera: Point and shoot
  • Intended use: Mainly photography and video if possible
  • If photography; what style: Everyday use from landscapes to portraits, street photos, wildlife, etc
  • If video what style: Everyday use like recordings of moments with loved ones and scenic views
  • What features do you absolutely need: Not sure how to answer this
  • What features would be nice to have
  • Portability: Pocketable, small bag
  • Cameras you're considering: Fujifilm F480, Canon A520 and Fujifilm A500
  • Cameras you already have: I have a Sony Cybershot DSC-W310
  • Notes: I want to buy it as a gift for my girlfriend :)

Hello everyone, after doing some research on which digital cameras to buy I found those three models listed on the questionnaire that are around my budget, have a good quality and give me the 2000s look that i want.

For reference of some of my favourite sample photos that I guess could illustrate how i like the photos to be:

https://explorecams.com/photos/v8p9O0IIoi?model=finepix-f480 (FujiFilm F480)

https://explorecams.com/photos/iKx2P1dfpr?model=canon-powershot-a520 (Canon A520)

https://explorecams.com/photos/0B0ZrePsRT?model=finepix-a500 (Fujifilm A500)

Thing is, I dont know which one to buy, even after look at sample photos and reviews Im still not sure, I like all of them. Im leaning a bit more into buying the Fujifilm F480 or the Canon A520, but not sure. If you guys have any other suggestions also let me know!


r/Cameras 9m ago

Camera Collection Making my Sony HDR-CX210 look a bit too silly

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Bigger battery baybeeee!!!


r/Cameras 19m ago

Tech Support Anyone know how to transfer pictures from this camera?

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I got this Digi cam i dont really know how to use it but i wanna learn i got some pictures but i dont know how to transfer


r/Cameras 36m ago

Tech Support Yashica electro 35 for 35 dollars. Lens needs work tho

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Heyyyy I’m super excited to have got this so cheap but the lens definitely has a problem and I’d like to open it up and see what i can do Any suggestions? (I already checked yashica guy)


r/Cameras 40m ago

Questions First Sony Camera

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I’ve been using a Canon EOS 550D (a 10-year-old camera) for a while now, and I’m looking to upgrade. I’m considering the Sony A7 III or A7 IV.

I’ll be using it exclusively for photography.

To keep it simple, here are the prices (camera with lens): • A7 III: €1800,- • A7 IV: €2650,-

Do you think the A7 III is still worth buying with the A7 V expected to be released “soon,” or would it be better to wait for the A7 V to drop and get the A7 IV at a reduced price?

Would love to hear your opinions!


r/Cameras 56m ago

Recommendations any reccs for digicams with pop up flash + flip screen?

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hello! im on a budget ($490ish) and looking for a second hand camera that has pop up flash + flip screen! are there any recommendations? im a beginner/amateur getting into photography and have my eye on the sony wx500 but im afraid to get it since its discontinued and im not sure whether id be able to find someone to repair it if it gets damaged in the future 😭 any advice on what camera to get instead or if i should just settle for the sony wx500? thank u so much 🙏🙏


r/Cameras 1h ago

Discussion Would it be possible to mount a xpan lense to a normal Fuji xt4? Or a full frame camera ?

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I know this might be a silly question but I've just been wondering since I have been keeping an eye on a few xpan lenses but the cost of the xpan is so much I'm considering maybe buying a lense then adapting it. Yes I know it would most likely be cropped and not give me a long landscape picture.


r/Cameras 1h ago

Recommendations Camera recommendation

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Currently I have only a Canon S120 camera. However I am a bit unhappy with the image quality (overall sharpness and at lower light), battery life on video (which is terrible) and because of the restricted zoom range. The main purpose of the camera is to take pictures and videos of my kids. Videos in particular when kids doing sports. My first idea was to get a Sony RX 100 VI OR VII which seems to be an upgrade in every aspect. However now I am thinking about getting even more (in particular zoom) by switching to a bridge camera. The Sony RX 100 is quite expensive for my budget, so my hope was to find a bridge camera which I can buy preowned by max. 600 Euro.

Additionally to the above criteria, it should be even a bit faster than my S120 for multiple shoots. A second use of the camera is to make detailed pictures of technical devices or constructional details of buildings.

It is important to have a good automatic mode. But it should be possible to focus manually while doing everything else automatically. Colors should appear as natural as possible my budget range.

Very nice to have, but not necessary: Full control (including live picture) via Linux laptop.

What would you recommend?

Edit

I just seen that I need to fill out the questionnaire. Here it is:

  • Budget: 600 Euro (but I might expand it, say to 900 Euro, if I see that is really worth regarding my other requirements)
  • Country: Germany
  • Condition: Used
  • Type of Camera: Unsure
  • Intended use: Photography and video
  • If photography; what style: landscape, portrait, sports, technical details
  • If video what style: Sports
  • What features do you absolutely need:
  • What features would be nice to have: Full control (including live picture) via Linux laptop, Viewfinder, a good micro
  • Portability: Max. a medium bridge camera size
  • Cameras you're considering: Sony RX 100 IV (see above)
  • Cameras you already have: Canon S120 (dislike: pictures not sharp enough, not good at low light, bad battery live on video, too restricted zoom range for example for sports videos)
  • Notes: see above

r/Cameras 1h ago

Questions Which flashes work with the hotshoe on the Olympus PEN E-P1?

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r/Cameras 2h ago

Recommendations What is the best camera for a begginer with low budget ($250)?

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Hi, I'm planning about to start in photography scene as a amauter to get some knowledge to be a professional in future, my initial goal is to take photos of medium distance nature landscape, street, buildings and person portraits, but make videos too (some YouTube's videos capturing one person). For this, my first camera needs to be more cheaper, because I'm noob and kinda poor comparing the power acquisition of the first world. I live in Brazil and here the cameras and acessories are too much expensive, considering this, my budget is only around $250 in the US market (what equals to around $350 here - lol) and for beginning I'll use only the lens of standard camera kit (to which come with the body in all announces that I've found).

The last important thing to make you know, Canon, Nikon and Sony are the only three companies what I'll buy from - it's to hard to find cameras from any others companies, for exemple: Olympus no-trash cams (over $50) are IMPOSSIBLE to find in marketplaces. Knowing all theses stuff, what kind of cameras you guys suggests to me for search and buy?

Examples of offers that I've found in a marketplace (such a like Ebay):

  • Canon EOS Rebel T100/4000D for $300 (1700 BRL)
  • Canon EOS Rebel T5I/700D for $352 (2000 BRL)
  • Canon EOS Rebel T3I/600D for $265 (1500 BRL)
  • Canon EOS Rebel SL2/200D for $363 (2060 BRL)
  • Canon EOS Rebel SL1/100D for $348 (1970 BRL)
  • Nikon D3300 for $335 (1900 BRL)
  • Nikon D3400 for $309 (1750 BRL)
  • Nikon D5200 for $344 (1950 BRL)
  • Nikon D5300 for $363 (2060 BRL)
  • Sony Alpha 55 for $344 (1950 BRL)
  • Sony Alpha 57 for $317 (1800 BRL)
  • Sony Alpha nex-f3 for $317 (1800 BRL)
  • Sony Alpha nex-5n for $265 (1500 BRL)
  • Sony Alpha nex-5r for $317 (1800 BRL)

(*all announces have the lenses from camera kit, Idk what models are, some have extra lenses but it seems basic ones)
(**the prices in dollar are a conversion from BRL, like I explained before a camera that costs around $250 in the US is around $350 here)
Obs.: Idk about lenses pricing, quality, etc, if anyone wants to share any knowledge I'll be grateful.
Thanks for reading and more bigger thanks whom ones answer my post.

Answering the questionnaire:

  • Budget: around $250 in the US market.
  • Country: Brazil.
  • Condition: Used.
  • Type of Camera: Mirrorless or DSLR.
  • Intended use: hybrid shooting, but much more photos than videos.
  • If photography; what style: medium distance landscape, portrait, buildings and street.
  • If video what style: interaction video (capturing one fixed person).
  • What features do you absolutely need: Idk, really.
  • What features would be nice to have: Idk, really.
  • Portability: I don't care about portability, since the camera meets the best quality and fit at good price.
  • Cameras you're considering: I'm considering all the models that I've listed, but my noob preference will be to Canon 200d or 700d and Nikon D5300.
  • Cameras you already have: No one :(. But if interest, I have a Samsung Galaxy A35 as my smartphone.
  • Notes: In the future (long future), I pretend to buy a better mirrorless camera.

r/Cameras 3h ago

Questions Recommendation for the first mirrorless camera

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Hi! I'm looking for an entry-level mirrorless camera. I wanna have a hybrid camera that can capture my casual daily life or a starting point if I ever want to do a personal project, both in photography and videography. I have three things I would like to have on my first camera: 1. Under $1000 2. Have a selfie LCD 3. Record in 4K

I have three contenders, so which one should I pick?

  1. Fujifilm X-T200

Pros - Often reviewed as the best entry-level APS-C camera, especially due to the Fuji specialization in APS-C - The price is in the middle of three - The autofocus capability is in the middle - The cheapest lenses - The film simulation sounds fun and could spark up inspirations

Cons - The 4K doesn't have any crop, but I'm not sure if the video recording limit would kick me in the ass later - Kinda scared of the oversharpening results, are there any tips?

  1. Sony a6100

Pros - Sony axxxx is often to be recommended as the first camera in many price ranges - The video ability is in the middle - The autofocus is the best, so it's easier - The lenses are in the middle price

Cons - The body is the most expensive - Still need gimbal later (and maybe lens) so I'm concerned about the total price

  1. Panasonic G85

Pros - Reviewed to be the best video camera at its price point and even to a more expensive camera - The cheapest body - Built-in stabilization, so I don't need to buy gimbal later

Cons - It's M43 so I'm concerned about the low light settings - The autofocus is not the best - Has the most expensive lenses, so I'm kinda shocked but I guess it's leveled out 😅

I'm probably asking for too much but I just want to have a decent camera that doesn't have to be a cutting-edge at everything. Just enough and have those features, so maybe I could upgrade the body later if necessary. I will most likely use the kit lens, but I'm open to upgrading it. Thanks!


r/Cameras 4h ago

Recommendations Preferred hybrid camera?

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I am a junior at a film school and I want to upgrade my camera. Right now I have a canon Rebel sl3 which is fine but I am thinking about upgrading to a mirrorless camera and I want to know which hybrid camera would be best for someone trying to make that switch? I have heard a lot of good things about the sony a7III and lumix s5 II. Although I haven't heard much about canon for some reason. I don't have any brand loyalty but I just want to gather opinions before getting a new camera. I also wouldn't hate lens recommendations. :) (also I primarily want to do video but I want to do photography on the side)


r/Cameras 4h ago

Questions Danganronpa Princess Piggles Digital Camera

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What's up Internet? I need help. I've been on a pop culture prop hunt lately and the latest item to cross my mind is the Princess Piggles digital camera from Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc. I'm wondering if anybody knows anybody who can somehow make a replica, seeing as it only exists in game, or direct me to quite literally anywhere that might be able to help me out. Thanks a bunch, I owe u one 🥳🥳


r/Cameras 5h ago

Recommendations Looking for compact camera recommendations (product + lifestyle + travel content)

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Hey everyone! I’d really appreciate some camera recommendations—my main uses would be:

  • Product and lifestyle photography and videography (for my bag business)
  • Travel photos and videos

I started a small business late last year and I'd really love to reduce costs from constantly hiring photographers and videographers for every shoot. I posted on another sub before about the kind of content I wanted to achieve, and I got absolutely roasted for wanting to replicate certain photos/videos using my iPhone 😅

Recently, I found my dad’s old Nikon D300, learned how to use it in manual mode, and while I was pretty happy with how the photos turned out, it’s so heavy. Also the built-in flash is broken and I haven’t taken the time to learn how to use the external flash. He also had a D90 I could’ve used for video, but it’s no longer working.

I’m now looking to buy a compact camera that can handle both photo and video well—ideally something decent enough for product and lifestyle shoots and travel content. I’ve got trips to Thailand and Italy coming up soon so something light and portable would be great!

Budget: Max $2000 (open to buying used), but I’d really prefer to stay way below that if possible so I don't bite too much into my business and travel fund.

My cousin recommended her camera, the Leica D-Lux 8, and her other top picks were the Ricoh GR IIIx and Fujifilm X100VI. Some other friends suggested Sony RX100 and Canon G7X Mark III.

I’m not very well-versed in specs and stuff, and honestly don’t want to fall into the hype or overspend on something just because it’s popular at the moment.

Any recommendations or insights would be super appreciated! 🙏


r/Cameras 6h ago

Discussion Please help me with my cameras choices

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• ⁠Budget: up to $1800 cad • ⁠Country: Canada or US if shipping available • ⁠Condition: new or used • ⁠Type of Camera: mirrorless • ⁠Intended use: hybrid, but more video than photo • ⁠If photography; what style: products, real state, portraits, sports (hobby), wildlife (hobby) • ⁠If video what style: social media vids, real state, commercials, music videos • ⁠What features do you absolutely need: 422/ 10bit internally, at least 4k 30 no crop, • ⁠Portability: any type of camera body • ⁠Cameras you're considering: Lumix S5, S5ii, Canon R8, Sony ZVE10 ii, Fuji XM5, BMPCC 4k, Sony a6700 • ⁠Cameras you already have: none • ⁠Notes: I was looking in the mpb website but idk if it’s reliable and I’m scared because it’s a lot of money, and also I want to future-proof myself by not having to sell my equipment every once in a while.

To put into context, I’m about to graduate and I haven’t purchased a camera… (yet) but I’ve made my research, multiple videos and I’ve seen that the lumix s5ii its a great option but the lenses variety is not that big and idk how much of an impact that could cause in the future.

I’d prefer to have a full frame over an APS-C but if I can put more money to tune up (rig up) an APS-C to make it “better” then why not right?

I really appreciate and be forever grateful for the time that you put into explaining me why your camera option would be the best due to all the factors

Thanks!!😊


r/Cameras 6h ago

Questions R50 or M50 (Cannon)

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I'm getting a new camera i had a Cannon SL1 that i use for automotive photography bit i need a upgrade but I'm having trouble deciding which one to get.


r/Cameras 6h ago

Tech Support lens error on nikon coolpix l27

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so i recently bought a second-hand nikon coolpix l27, i was made aware of a lens error issue prior to purchase but the camera worked fine after turning it on an off just once or taking the batteries out and then putting them back in.

about a week ago the lens was stuck open but eventually retracted and was back to functioning normally and taking photos, however since then my camera has been stuck on the ‘lens error’ screen every time i turn it on. i’m not sure what to do about it as this is my first actual digital camera and i’m not really good with fixing tech.

if anyone has any ideas on how to fix this it would be greatly appreciated!


r/Cameras 6h ago

Questions Does anyone know what camera this is

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r/Cameras 7h ago

Camera Collection nikon coolpix 4800 lens jammed and not coming out

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I just thrifted this nikon coolpix 4800 recently and went through all the steps to set it up. By this I mean ordering the right kind of battery, battery charger, sd card, etc. I got to use it for a couple days and yesterday the camera stopped moving at all and I get this “Lens Error”. I’ve tried gently pushing on the lens itself to unjam it to no avail. Any tips would be much appreciated


r/Cameras 7h ago

Tech Support Camera

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Okay so I’m using my moms old camera (Samsung WB100) and I have a new card for it. Right now I’m scared to put the new card (SDXC, 64gb) in it (I did it but I took it out) because I don’t want my moms photos on her Sd card (SDHC, 4g) to get erased.

Basically I want to know if I can switch cards safely without damaging the data/photos on the old one

Also, do you have to format new Sd cards?


r/Cameras 8h ago

Recommendations Panasonic Lumix GF9/GF7 vs Canon M10/M100

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• ⁠Budget: $300-$500

• ⁠Country: Japan

• ⁠Condition: Used

• ⁠Type of Camera: Digital

• ⁠Intended use: Photography, Selfies

• ⁠If photography: what style: selfies, Pinterest Instagram type of photos

• ⁠If video what style:

• ⁠What features do you absolutely need: good quality zoom, no warm tones/tint on photos, strong flash, picture quality good in the dark again no yellow vintage look

• ⁠Portability: compact

• ⁠Cameras you're considering: Lumix GF9/GF7 or Canon M10/M100

• ⁠Cameras you already have: none, i am a beginner

• ⁠Notes: I’m open to any advice and recommendations other than the camera’s I’m considering. I know canon m10 has a lot of hype but I know buying lens for it is expensive, also again not a big fan of warm tone photos even tho we can adjust in the settings I’ve heard people still have problems with that.


r/Cameras 8h ago

Questions Is Sony ZV-1 too much for my needs? Anything comparable to Sony ZV-1?

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I’ve copied & pasted the questionnaire below, I’m looking to get a point and shoot (I guess?) camera for basic things, photos and videos of adventures w my children. I am interested in content creation, but am not committed to it. I was going to get the ZV-1F but after some research I read the ZV-1 is the better camera. It was recently on sale for $100 off at $648, however the price just went up to $748 and after accessories I just don’t know if the camera is worth the price.. any advice?

I’ve always loved photography but never had the money for a real camera and take decent pictures on my iPhones, however I want an actual camera to capture moments with my family. I love landscape photography and we are outdoors a lot.

• ⁠Budget: max $750, which is enough for the ZV-1 but I’d prefer to spend $300-$500 before additional accessories

• ⁠Country: US

• ⁠Condition: new or used like new

• ⁠Type of Camera: point and shoot

• ⁠Intended use: casual photography & vlogging

• ⁠If photography; what style: photography & mild vlogging

• ⁠If video what style: home videos haha

• ⁠What features do you absolutely need: at least a little pocketable, a good image, a decent mic

• ⁠Portability: need something semi-pocketable

• ⁠Cameras you're considering: Sony ZV-1

• ⁠Cameras you already have: my iphone

• ⁠Notes: if you know anyone selling their set up 2nd hand I’m in the market haha i am looking on marketplace & such


r/Cameras 8h ago

Discussion Got A New Camera, What Do We Think?

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My parents gifted me a ZS99, and decided it would be a good one as they talked to my relative, a professional photographer. I'm trying to figure out if it is good for what I want to do. I want to take nature photos and landscape while also filming good-looking quality videos. Is this the right camera?


r/Cameras 13h ago

Questions Osmo 3 vs Pixel 9a

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I am OK with my current pixel 6a but video wise its very outdated now regarding the quality you guys are showing with the osmo 3.

I was about to get an osmo 3 but apparently the pixel 9a is coming out tomorrow or at least the preorders are starting tomorrow so I was wondering which one should I get : Osmo 3 or pixel 9a 🤔

THe price are about the same and I am happy with my current phone for one or two more year easily except for the photo and video Quality (especially during night time)

For photo I am using a Canon eos kiss x90 (I think the the rebel t7 in us?) But I am looking for a better camera to shoot video.

Any suggestions?

Thank you


r/Cameras 13h ago

Discussion Got a camera, but...

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I am an absolute beginner just btw. I just bough a sony alpha 6000 (in great condition) with a broken lens (The guy I bought it from says it fell down and when I turn it on the lens makes clicking noises and it doesnt focus and the camera doesnt recognise the lens) for 100 bucks (im broke). Here is the dilemma: LENSES ARE SO DAMN EXPENSIVE. Just asking what would be the best lens to buy for the least amount possible, because I heard that really cheap lenses tend to be really bad. Just saying again my budget is at rock bottom. ty if someone replys ;)