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A DSLR Camera, I'm not sure, can anyone help

  • 12-02-2014 1:16pm
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    I asked my family to chip in for a decent DSLR camera for my birthday, the problem being I know zilch about cameras.
    I have a small Sony camera (cyber shot) which is OK, it takes reasonable pictures and videos, but the quality is pretty brutal for night shots. I work at a few of the summer festivals and like to take shots of the installations during the day and night time, the night shots can be a hit and miss and often the shot will just be too dark to take in proper detail. The videos of some of the concert sets (I use this as part of my review technique) I usually only take a few minutes clip to emphasize the group I'm reviewing, but again if its a subtle light show the quality can be very dark and lifeless.

    So I'm hoping to get a DSLR camera, one that is capable of taking nice night shots with the ability of the old cameras using 1600 film, can this be done on a digital camera and can be capable of taking decent video quality clips with more detail too. Also a camera that wouldn't cause festival or gig security to refuse me entry into the arena, so a compact enough camera that also has decent DSLR capabilities. Can anyone help me out or point me to such a camera.

    Edit: Mods if this is in the wrong section just move it and sorry for the bother.

    If you want to get into it, you got to get out of it. (Hawkwind 1982)



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