Canon EOS 1300D
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Pros
- Heya, I’ve bought it and I really like it! It’s an awesome camera and gives me a more vintage vibe. Phones these days can produce sharper or “better” pictures, but they often lack the warmth and nostalgic feeling this camera can create.
- The 1300 is a basic but used well it gives excellent results
- If you see the camera not as a singular item but as an on-ramp into a hobby that has no recurring costs, and just ties up money until you liquidate it again, the 1300D is a perfect starting point.
- An entry level DSLR like the 1300D is more than appropriate to teach you the fundamentals. I'd say, for that price, go for it.
- it was my first camera so this is a bit biased, but i think its great to start out. i still use it occasionally and it holds up well. paired with the 50mm or 24mm pancake and youre golden for a while.
Cons
- I use a canon 1300d with the 18-55mm kit lens and I’m looking for a good lens that works well in low light.
- Currently I’m using Canon 1300D(I know it’s not something impressive 😃) and want to upgrade to a full frame.
- The four digit digital SLRs were all a scam from the factory. Basically two generation old hardware packaged in a "new" camera.
- Using a Canon 1300D.
Sentiment
7 positive (64%) · 3 mixed (27%) · 1 negative (9%)
Trust + time weighted score: +54% · raw score 55%
What redditors said (10 of 11)
I use a canon 1300d with the 18-55mm kit lens and I’m looking for a good lens that works well in low light.
Heya, I’ve bought it and I really like it! It’s an awesome camera and gives me a more vintage vibe. Phones these days can produce sharper or “better” pictures, but they often lack the warmth and nostalgic feeling this camera can create.
The 1300 is a basic but used well it gives excellent results
Currently I’m using Canon 1300D(I know it’s not something impressive 😃) and want to upgrade to a full frame.
The four digit digital SLRs were all a scam from the factory. Basically two generation old hardware packaged in a "new" camera.
If you see the camera not as a singular item but as an on-ramp into a hobby that has no recurring costs, and just ties up money until you liquidate it again, the 1300D is a perfect starting point.
An entry level DSLR like the 1300D is more than appropriate to teach you the fundamentals. I'd say, for that price, go for it.
it was my first camera so this is a bit biased, but i think its great to start out. i still use it occasionally and it holds up well. paired with the 50mm or 24mm pancake and youre golden for a while.
It's a good camera with large cheap second hand glass selection. If you don't mind buying into "dead" system it should do well enough for a beginner.
Using a Canon 1300D.
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