The perfect Camera
The search for the “perfect camera” is as old as photography itself.
When you ask anyone what their opinion is on this topic, you will get as many answers as there are photographers.
Your best answer will come from your own head, after you resolve the same issues you would personally be facing when choosing a golf club, cricket bat or tennis racquet.
How do plan to use it? What is your ultimate goal? And (most important) How much money can I spend?
To begin with, there is no general "perfect" camera. Most serious photographers own more than one camera, because different circumstances require different tools. With all those cameras, some basic differences do exist, and these differences do in fact have a specific impact on handling, usefulness and results in taking pictures in specific situations.
When you ask anyone what their opinion is on this topic, you will get as many answers as there are photographers.
Your best answer will come from your own head, after you resolve the same issues you would personally be facing when choosing a golf club, cricket bat or tennis racquet.
How do plan to use it? What is your ultimate goal? And (most important) How much money can I spend?
To begin with, there is no general "perfect" camera. Most serious photographers own more than one camera, because different circumstances require different tools. With all those cameras, some basic differences do exist, and these differences do in fact have a specific impact on handling, usefulness and results in taking pictures in specific situations.
