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Suggestion on camera i need to go pro
Beverly-Burton | Asked  11 months ago | Last response was 9 months ago

I shoot lots of landscape and now getting into the portrait shots more. I just enlarged a couple of photos to 16 by 20 from my Nikon D3100.

they really looked a bit noisy when at 8 by 10 did not 

4 dx lenses all nikon but one. i like what I see about 3200 and I don't what to tie up my computer with a lot of things that are not essential. I do not have a degree. I have went to classes and read

alot. soooo if I were to go to professional I know the 3100 is not going to get it. what my next best bet. I sure am not rich. I don't want to buy more than

Which camera do you recommend for Beverly-Burton?

Nikon D800 - $2,797
36.2 MP|Full frame CMOS|3.2" LCD
Nikon D3200 - $547
24.1 MP|APS-C CMOS|3" LCD
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  1. Expert I
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    9 months ago nick recommends the Nikon D3200

    d3200 is not a big leap over d3100 and comparing d800 is not right as that is a different league of camera

    unless your d3100 is not faulty - try adjusting to some newer settings and add some lighting for portraits which can help u get same beautiful results as some one would using a d3200

    1. Beginner II
      8 months ago Tyler-Atkins
      yes, add lights, also, as he said the D800 is a lot of camera. I just upgraded from D7000 to D600 and love it. The D600 is a helluva camera.
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  2. Beginner I
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    10 months ago rudolf-edward recommends the Nikon D800

    oh yes to go pro is to have a pro camera. d800 is absolutely the best but if the issue is about money, your opt is to go to older model camera. since your interest in potraiture, you don't need a high speed camera but a fix focal length lense with wider aperture, an umbrella-like reflectors (forgot its name) and a studio.  

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