For all your Camera queries

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    dbg RAID Staff Staff Member

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    Can't decide which Camera is the best for you .. ?​
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    To start off .. the Canon IXUS 510 HS.

    Offers go as low as 7.3k for this Camera.

    What do you guys think ..

    First time buyer who has stuck with Mobile Photography till now .. Limited budget .. like to experiment A LOTT
     
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    With limited amount of money, its a good point and shoot to buy ,but don't expect that you can experiment a lot considering it won't have a manual control as feature .
     
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    Stuge -- What about the Nikon J1 - Mirrorless and your opinion about Mirrorless Cams in general ?
     
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    How much would a good entry level DSLR cost?

    And any advise for a camera on a budget of 12-18k?
     
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    The D3100 is the best entry level DSLR I think .. best for beginners.

    12-18k get a Canon Powershot.
     
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    How much is it for?
     
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    Panasonic TZ30 14k odd
    Canon SX260HS 13k odd
    Olympus XZ-1 20k odd.
     
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    Best choices in the range.

    I've used the TZ30 .. It performs really well under low light.
     
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    Stuge ..

    Nikon D3200 vs D5100 .. Same price(with same lens kit) .. which one to buy ?

    Popular opinion seems to favor the D5100, however the 3200 is newer.
     
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    D5100 has 35mm mic input whereas D3200 doesn't have .If you're not much into video in general ,then I would suggest you to get D3200 or spend slightly more, and get D5200 ;)
     
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    Great going. Shared on FB!
    --- Double Post Merged, May 23, 2013 ---
    @stuge - What basic lens kit would you suggest for a beginner?
     
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    18-55mm is absolutely fine to start of with .
     
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