Superman
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Hope everyone is doing well on there, I pop on now and again for a browse to see how things are going along.
It's about time that I ventured into getting a DSLR camera and "thought who best to come to?" - well the answer was you lot!
I'm going on holiday next year to Australia with my girlfriend so fancy a camera that is suitable to capture the lifelong memories that the holiday will give us. I don't want to spend the earth but don't mind paying in the region of £300-£400 to get myself something decent.
I've always fancied getting a Canon as I had a Canon bridge camera previously but don't really know the ins and outs of the DSLR world.
So could someone give me any suggestions for cameras to be used on a holiday that would be reasonably portable (I'll get a camera rucksack) but will give me a good enough image for our lasting memories.
Thanks in advice...
Clark
Edit:
Just noticed that maybe an improved bridge camera would be an option rather than a DSLR - any suggestions of those types would be welcome too.
It's about time that I ventured into getting a DSLR camera and "thought who best to come to?" - well the answer was you lot!
I'm going on holiday next year to Australia with my girlfriend so fancy a camera that is suitable to capture the lifelong memories that the holiday will give us. I don't want to spend the earth but don't mind paying in the region of £300-£400 to get myself something decent.
I've always fancied getting a Canon as I had a Canon bridge camera previously but don't really know the ins and outs of the DSLR world.
So could someone give me any suggestions for cameras to be used on a holiday that would be reasonably portable (I'll get a camera rucksack) but will give me a good enough image for our lasting memories.
Thanks in advice...
Clark
Edit:
Just noticed that maybe an improved bridge camera would be an option rather than a DSLR - any suggestions of those types would be welcome too.