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First of all, I dont know much about cameras, but I do travel alot and I want to try to start taking photos of my adventures. So I want a camera that is good for Nature Photography, but not to expensive. Do you have any suggestions? And please share pics of the best nature photos you have taken!
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What's your budget?
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>>2740125
I could probably go up to like 1000-1300$ or so. Maximum. preferably as cheap as possible. But also a good one.
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The most important thing for good nature photography is good lenses. Then a good tripod. Then the camera. Yes camera is last.
But just start with a camera with its kit lens until you figure out what focal lengths speak to you. Then you can buy a prime lens (fixed focal length lens) that has great sharpness and no chromatic aberration to fuck up your pictures.
A low end Nikon DSLR is just fine. If you want weather-sealing, you'll pay more. But you'll also get better manual controls. There's no one right answer on what camera to get, because it depends on your budget and your needs.
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>>2740147
okey! I'll look into it! Thanks
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