should i buy Nikon D3100?? or a canon 550 D or any other suggestions??
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As I'm getting back into the hobby of photography, I'm finding that more megapixels doesn't always guarantee a better image. Learning how to use the camera and its many features, as well as investing in better lenses and accessories (in time) will go much further than more megapixels.
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In other words, I think that I would rather buy in to the Nikon system with one of their cameras than the Cannon one.
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I like the idea of a 1st kit being 18-55, 55-250 and 50mm for lens, and bag for gear that is on-back or a shoulder bag, and a tripod that will last you past your 1st body.
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- Cheap Nikkor lenses offer better image quality than cheap canon lenses (DX lenses vs. EF-S lenses), and they are cheaper! Nikkor 18-55 DX is far better than Canon's EF-S 18-55, in my opinion. And canon's EF 50 f1.8 is nothing compared to that of Nikon's 50 f1.8 G.
- While nikkor lenses are either cheap or very expensive (Nano), Canon lenses are more well-spreaded i.e. they have lenses with middling quality but also have somewhat affordable prices (like EF-S 10-22mm f3.5-4.5 which I think better than Nikkon's 12-24mm f4.
- However, I think canon offers a wider choice of lenses you might want to play with, even though some lenses you might think they don't have the purpose to be existed, lol.
- And video shooting is far better in Canon than Nikon :)
It depends on how you want to use your camera and which accessories/lenses you want to have. They are both nice systems.
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