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I'm currently looking to buy a digital SLR camera. I'm open to suggestions. Price Range - $400- $700 USD. Currently pondering over this: http://www.nikonusa.com/Nikon-Products/Product/Digital-SLR-Cameras/25472/D3100.html#tab-ProductDetail.ProductTabs.RatingsReviews I've read reviews and there have been instances where people have said that this camera does not work well in low light and well that sucks. I'm looking for a really good camera that takes good pictures in the dark. I'm only looking for Nikon/Sony/Canon. If other brands are good, then I'll think about it. All suggestions are welcome :two_thumbs_up: P.S I know someone has opened a thread looking to buy a camera, but couldnt find it.

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DLR's are a waste of time if you are serious about your photography.
bah !!!:hitler::whack: once you know what you're doing, then its a simple cake walk ;) Nikon D3100 http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/730210-REG/Nikon_25472_D3100_Digital_SLR_Camera.html or Rebel T3 or Canon 1100D http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/753766-REG/Canon_5757B002_EOS_Rebel_T3_Digital.html If you can stretch budget ,then get Nikon D5100 http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/764102-REG/Nikon_D_5100_Digital_SLR_Camera.html or Canon Rebel T3i i.e 600D http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/753762-REG/Canon_5169B003_EOS_Rebel_T3i_Digital.html or Sony SLT-A55 these doesn't have viewfinder .SLT uses Electronic View finder http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/731608-REG/Sony_SLT_A55VL_Alpha_DSLR_SLT_A55_Digital_Camera.html
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I'm currently looking to buy a digital SLR camera. I'm open to suggestions. Price Range - $400- $700 USD. Currently pondering over this: http://www.nikonusa.com/Nikon-Products/Product/Digital-SLR-Cameras/25472/D3100.html#tab-ProductDetail.ProductTabs.RatingsReviews I've read reviews and there have been instances where people have said that this camera does not work well in low light and well that sucks. I'm looking for a really good camera that takes good pictures in the dark. I'm only looking for Nikon/Sony/Canon. If other brands are good, then I'll think about it. All suggestions are welcome :two_thumbs_up: P.S I know someone has opened a thread looking to buy a camera, but couldnt find it.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ100. I bought one for myself just before the semi final against Pak but watching my dad go crazy and act like a boy with a new toy I asked him to take it for himself. A week later I purchased the same model for me-self again, If you like photography and wanna get into D-SLRs I suggest you buy this one instead of the starting range of D-SLRs. This is better than many D-SLRs except the really professional ones that would cost over a grand. 00656_panasonic-lumix-dmc-fz100.jpg
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How's the quality of pictures taken in low light? That's my main concern. Of all the reviews that I have read of this DSLRs, I always read about bad quality pics in low light. You mind taking some pics and posting it here?

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How's the quality of pictures taken in low light? That's my main concern. Of all the reviews that I have read of this DSLRs' date=' I always read about bad quality pics in low light. You mind taking some pics and posting it here?[/quote'] if you're seriously worried about Low light ,then you will have to buy a dslr . FZ100 34150249_Panasonic_Lumix_DMC-FZ100_ISO_comparison_540x437.JPG anything over iso400 is usually too much for point and shoot or super zooms http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/FZ100/FZ100A.HTM
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How's the quality of pictures taken in low light? That's my main concern. Of all the reviews that I have read of this DSLRs' date=' I always read about bad quality pics in low light. You mind taking some pics and posting it here?[/quote']There is a neat trick to get brighter pictures in low light...over expose a bit. The Panasonic Lumiix DMC FZ 100 has many Auto and Manual configs for you to play with. It is also an excellent video shooting device...u don't need a handycam. Of course tech keeps improving by the day but as of now, this is the very best Prosumer model you will find in the market. And it is better than the starting range of DSLRs. I wanted to buy a DSLR but ended up buying this one. The problem with DSLRs is that you need to buy different lenses. Panasonic Lumix has a great zoom, deadly wide angles (I could get my whole house - a 40*60*25 ft - and much more standing hardly 10-15 feet away). This camera is seriously worth it. I had a Canon EOS 300 Rebel (film one) before this which was an SLR but the limitation of the lens (28 - 80mm) made me lose interest in photography for a few years. Now that I have a digital one and a deadly camera my interest is rekindled. Trust me, it is a good buy and it was picked by me dad who is an amazing fu
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I've come across many DSLRs recently which says that it has a Includes 3x 18-55mm Zoom. How far is that really? I need a good zoom. :nervous:

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I suggest you take either a Canon G12 or Fuji Film X10 .... If zoom is imp go for Nikon P7100 All of them are in your price range .... get a fast memory card class 10 or higher (ideally from sandisk) .... If you feel like spending more, invest in an external flash Looking at your posts, you are better off without a dslr and going for advance p&s

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