advice on a new camera

[kennut]

I'm thinking of getting my first camera but abit on the fence.

I have three choices now; fuji xt30, sony a6600 and nikon z50.

I'm not an absolute beginner, I've been playing around with my dad's full frame dslr for a while now but I want something for myself. I want something more on film-making. I love fuji's colour, I love sony's feel on the hands and I love nikon's price lol

any tips on buying my first cam?

 

[ubergeek]

you may consider for in-body image stabilizer feature to allow smoother footage

 

[keenklee]

Eh.. the three you mentioned are not full-frame.

 

[d3n]

Fujifilm only got medium format... no full frame.

But yes, fujifilm film simulation tops.

Eh.. the three you mentioned are not full-frame.

www.dennislee.co HardwareZone Forums app

 

[keenklee]

Fujifilm only got medium format... no full frame.

But yes, fujifilm film simulation tops.

www.dennislee.co HardwareZone Forums app

TS started with FF, so should continue with FF.

 

[LoneTraveller]

I'm thinking of getting my first camera but abit on the fence.

I have three choices now; fuji xt30, sony a6600 and nikon z50.

I'm not an absolute beginner, I've been playing around with my dad's full frame dslr for a while now but I want something for myself. I want something more on film-making. I love fuji's colour, I love sony's feel on the hands and I love nikon's price lol

any tips on buying my first cam?

Maybe u can see this guy's blog. Like his photos? If yes, maybe u can look at olympus or even panasonic micro four thirds cameras.

1.large selection of lenses
2. Lightweight for both camera and lenses
3.different styles of camera for different people
4.relatively low costs of ownership compared to full frame, aps-c systems.