XANISA
Member
Sorry to hear that your canon was stolen. 
I am not entirely sure what you'll use your camera for. Video or photography. Professional or amateur. And I believe pricing differs in other countries. So I can't provide relevant/accurate suggestions.
But first off, I'd suggest taking a look at T3i prices again (if you like it alot) since prices change over time especially since the latest addition to the rebel series is T6i. If not, you could consider Pentax K3 series. Or perhaps Sony alpha series. I've also heard good reviews with Samsung NX3000 and Canon G&X which are point and shoot cameras but should be cheaper I believe.
I am currently using Nikon D5300 which is a wonderful camera for photography and video. However, I would not recommend this camera if you are shooting in areas with minimal lighting because it does terrible in low light. It also has an annoying autofocus noise which gets picked up if you're recording using the camera's built-in mic. But I just record in manual focus and it works wonderful.
I hope I gave you some suggestions that helps! Good luck with camera hunting!
xx
I am not entirely sure what you'll use your camera for. Video or photography. Professional or amateur. And I believe pricing differs in other countries. So I can't provide relevant/accurate suggestions.
But first off, I'd suggest taking a look at T3i prices again (if you like it alot) since prices change over time especially since the latest addition to the rebel series is T6i. If not, you could consider Pentax K3 series. Or perhaps Sony alpha series. I've also heard good reviews with Samsung NX3000 and Canon G&X which are point and shoot cameras but should be cheaper I believe.
I am currently using Nikon D5300 which is a wonderful camera for photography and video. However, I would not recommend this camera if you are shooting in areas with minimal lighting because it does terrible in low light. It also has an annoying autofocus noise which gets picked up if you're recording using the camera's built-in mic. But I just record in manual focus and it works wonderful.
I hope I gave you some suggestions that helps! Good luck with camera hunting!
xx
BakazMann
Member
Yea Thanks for the advice I probably even look at a T2iSorry to hear that your canon was stolen.
I am not entirely sure what you'll use your camera for. Video or photography. Professional or amateur. And I believe pricing differs in other countries. So I can't provide relevant/accurate suggestions.
But first off, I'd suggest taking a look at T3i prices again (if you like it alot) since prices change over time especially since the latest addition to the rebel series is T6i. If not, you could consider Pentax K3 series. Or perhaps Sony alpha series. I've also heard good reviews with Samsung NX3000 and Canon G&X which are point and shoot cameras but should be cheaper I believe.
I am currently using Nikon D5300 which is a wonderful camera for photography and video. However, I would not recommend this camera if you are shooting in areas with minimal lighting because it does terrible in low light. It also has an annoying autofocus noise which gets picked up if you're recording using the camera's built-in mic. But I just record in manual focus and it works wonderful.
I hope I gave you some suggestions that helps! Good luck with camera hunting!
xx
dopeglam
J and d plus3
Is that the bigger one that's red? Of so I was wondering how well it worked cause I'm on a budget as well but was looking at that one
BakazMann
Member
I never hear of those, I will have to look into it, How many megapixels does have? HD 4k? Probably 1080 for only 250 which is not bad
Mauricio
I cook for a living and ill cook you
megapixels is not what should be looking for. The thing you really want to look for is what kind of sensor it has and how big it is. The sensor to the left are like the digital cameras that are cheap but will say 20 megapixels. You want a camera with bigger sensor like the canon you had which is like the one to the right.
BakazMann
Member
Cool thanks for the infomegapixels is not what should be looking for. The thing you really want to look for is what kind of sensor it has and how big it is.
XANISA
Member
Whats the difference between sensor and megapixel? How does it affect photography or videography?
Mauricio
I cook for a living and ill cook you
megapixels basically the more their are the bigger you can blow up the image. The bigger the sensor the more light it can suck in and make the image nicer. Of course their is more to it http://www.digitaltrends.com/photography/image-sensor-size-matters/