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Which camera do you recommend?
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I've grown tired of my point-and-shoot camera (Samsung PL200), mostly because of the lack of manual controls. I could be described as a budding photographer yet my current camera just doesn't cut it for me any more; I want to have more flexibility, more customisation.
The problem is that I don't have enough money for a DSLR and I've been looking up bridge cameras too, which may be better in terms of budget. I want a camera that is more modern, has very good image quality, manual controls (full manual would be good) etc.
My budget is £200 so I understand that I'll probably have to get a camera second-hand, but which camera would you recommend?
Thanks in advance.
The problem is that I don't have enough money for a DSLR and I've been looking up bridge cameras too, which may be better in terms of budget. I want a camera that is more modern, has very good image quality, manual controls (full manual would be good) etc.
My budget is £200 so I understand that I'll probably have to get a camera second-hand, but which camera would you recommend?
Thanks in advance.
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