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Recommendation for first ever camera

clinthulk2 — Wed, 29 Jul 2020 09:10:11 GMT

Hi guys, I'm thinking of getting either the Sony A7ii or the A7iii for my first camera. At first I was really leaning towards A7ii as the low price point was rehttps://vshare.onl/ ally appealing to me, but as I did more research, the A7iii seemed way too good for me to pass on. Should I make the extra $1000 investment for an A7iii or just start with something cheaper like the A7ii leaving me with more money for lensehttps://omegle.onl/ s and other gears. I'm not that interested in taking videos so 4K doesn't really matter me.

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IamNic — Tue, 28 Jul 2020 17:29:57 GMT

Hello @clinthulk2,

you nearly answered your question while asking it - yes, a less expensive camera will give you more money for lenses and other accessories - yet if I were you, I would take "future proofin" into consideration.

By getting the a7ii you would not be able to shoot 4K video while with the a7iii you would be able to.

Maybe now you say "I don't want to shoot 4K or video at all" - but believe me - if you ever want to further down the line, you will think "why didn't I get the a7iii instead?".

- Nic

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madge115 — Wed, 29 Jul 2020 09:01:56 GMT

hello and welcome -there many answers to your question- what camera-it depends on far you want to go with your photography-as it can be very expensive the deeper you go we all start with good intentions but photography does grow on you the sony a711 is a very good camera for you to start with with some very good lenses to work with-as you get further int sony cameras a very good choice by the way-we now get into mirrorless and seems to be the way cameras are going--but as a starter my choice would be the a7 mark11 an old saying dont run before you can walk all the best for your choice enjoy your photograpy madge115