need help buying my 1st DSLR

pranav0091

I am not an Owl
pranav you are 200% right :)

:)

So shall we conclude that the OP may buy the gear without the 70-300 initially, say atleast for a month and during the period just play around with the camera learning to use it well rather than getting lost in the charms of a 300mm lens ?

especially since
hi frnds need some suggestions on buying my first DSLR.
i am a complete noob when it comes to photography so i dont know anything abt DSLR ' s
my max budget would be somewhere between 35-50 k

I believe it'd be a much beneficial thing for OP in the long run. Just my opinion. If he feels too constrained, then he may buy the 70-300 anytime he thinks he is ready as he has the cash in ready supply :)
 

sujoyp

Grand Master
hmm having the option to buy lens is a good option...but still my mind says that 18-55 is too restrictive....I myself bought the zoom in 2nd month itself.
 
OP
game-freak

game-freak

In the zone
finally placed the order will receive the DSLR and lenses in a couple of days

thnx a lot guys for ur suggestions

and which tripod should i go for
 

sujoyp

Grand Master
budget for tripod ....The thing with tripod is...its better to save and get a good one 1st time or buy 2-3 triipods :)

A good tripod start from 6k onwards and a simple one start from 1200-1500 onwards
 

sujoyp

Grand Master
people use tablet with DSLR to control the dslr and view the scene in live view...but i dont have much idea...
 

pranav0091

I am not an Owl
Okay. Never heard of it myself. But my friend has Nexus 7 and I have the camera, so if there is something interesting in this area, I'm willing to try out :)
 

pranav0091

I am not an Owl
Yes. I even took series of time lapse photos. Dont know how long the battery will last. But i'd have loved it if I could have the camera charged via the cable that connects it to the PC, but then a dual li-ion cell need upwards of 7 volts :(
 

raja manuel

In the zone
Yes. I even took series of time lapse photos. Dont know how long the battery will last. But i'd have loved it if I could have the camera charged via the cable that connects it to the PC, but then a dual li-ion cell need upwards of 7 volts :(

I suppose a battery grip would help, though the Canon grip is very expensive. I don't know if grips from other manufacturers are easily available in India, or how well they work.
 

sujoyp

Grand Master
u can use cheap grips for time being....good grips of branded company cost a lot around 5000 or so
 
OP
game-freak

game-freak

In the zone
thanx a lot guys for ur valuable suggestions finally got my first DSLR and the lenses
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