Reegz
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So I've been out of cameras (and pretty much everything else) over the last couple years.
The last camera I purchased was a Canon EOS760D. It's been hiding away safely for quite some time. A buddy has recently asked me for some advice which has got me running around like a headless chicken trying to get caught up with where cameras are today.
It seems that mirrorless has made massive strides forward with a lot of DSLR guys now swearing by mirrorless.
Without getting carried away, I'd like some assistance. My buddy has the following use-case:-
And then to totally confuse the situation, why not just look at the 90D which has superior capabilities to the 800/250!
So I'm out of my depth here and the more I read the less I know. I'd really appreciate some guidance from people in the know.
The last camera I purchased was a Canon EOS760D. It's been hiding away safely for quite some time. A buddy has recently asked me for some advice which has got me running around like a headless chicken trying to get caught up with where cameras are today.
It seems that mirrorless has made massive strides forward with a lot of DSLR guys now swearing by mirrorless.
Without getting carried away, I'd like some assistance. My buddy has the following use-case:-
- Wants something to shoot video with. Primary need. Video will be indoors in controlled lighting etc. Video tutorials kinda stuff.
- 4k video would be nice but not essential.
- Needs to double up as a camera for use by a teen who's started taking a liking to photography.
Side note - how the heck did Canon come up with this naming strategy!?
But, of course, I've discounted the mirrorless because I simply don't know about them. Some basic youtubing reveals that the M50 might not be a bad option either.And then to totally confuse the situation, why not just look at the 90D which has superior capabilities to the 800/250!
So I'm out of my depth here and the more I read the less I know. I'd really appreciate some guidance from people in the know.