I've been using my point and shoot camera(Sony Cybershoot DSC W-70) for over 3 years now and i must admit , I have completely enjoyed the experience ,getting some memorable pics during my college days,parties,family gathering etc.... But now i've started to feel the limitaions of my DSC W-70 and therefore think that i must get myself a DSLR, as its the next logical step and also the fact that i have the necessary funds now I'm not a noob in photography, but i'm not a professional either. i'd like to term myself 70% intermediate and 30% amateur
I've been trying to read up some stuff in photography-stuff like lenses,their dimensions, types and also some technical jargon. But nothing comes close to first hand experience and that is why i want to make the plunge now
I basically love to shoot indoors- at family functions,college get togethers,team outings,vacations etc.. I also enjoy outdoor photography from time to time-when i go on trips along with my friends. I'd also like HDMI video recording as i shoot vidoes as well.
Should i get myself an entry level model or a semi-pro one? Can anyone give me some tips on a good DSLR. My budget is 50k(including lenses,cases and all).
Can someone also give me some pointers to some good sites for reading up on stuff on photography?
Thanks in advance
I've been trying to read up some stuff in photography-stuff like lenses,their dimensions, types and also some technical jargon. But nothing comes close to first hand experience and that is why i want to make the plunge now
I basically love to shoot indoors- at family functions,college get togethers,team outings,vacations etc.. I also enjoy outdoor photography from time to time-when i go on trips along with my friends. I'd also like HDMI video recording as i shoot vidoes as well.
Should i get myself an entry level model or a semi-pro one? Can anyone give me some tips on a good DSLR. My budget is 50k(including lenses,cases and all).
Can someone also give me some pointers to some good sites for reading up on stuff on photography?
Thanks in advance