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Best DSLR for beginner/amateur photographers under 30K-35K INR.


DSLRs have always been a major choice of photography gear among several people. But all does not have such financial capability to purchase a high end DSLR, or are unaware of the several controls that a high-end DSLR have. So, they prefer a such a gear that is not only easy to operate but also is quite affordable, and also clicks good photos. So, here is the list of few DSLRs that doesn’t cost much of good fortune, and are also easy to operate. These are best for Amateur Photographers, as well as Beginners, who want to start learning photography.
1) NIKON D3500: Highlights
·        Effective Pixels: 24.2 MP
·        Sensor Type: CMOS
·        1080p recording at 60p

Sensor Features

Sensor Type
·        CMOS
Image Sensor Size
·        23.5 x 15.6
ISO Rating
·        100 - 25,600
Other Sensor Features
·        Image Sensor Format: DX
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2)  CANON 3000D: Highlights
·        Self-Timer | Type C and Mini HDMI, |9 Auto Focus Points | 35x Optical Zoom., Effective Pixels: 18 MP APS-C CMOS sensor-which is 25 times larger than a typical Smartphone sensor., WiFi | Full HD | Video Recording at 1080 p on 30fps.
·        Effective Pixels: 18 MP
·        Sensor Type: CMOS
·        WiFi Available
·        Full HD
Sensor Features
Sensor Type
·        CMOS
Image Sensor Size
·        22.3 x 14.9mm

        
        
3) CANON 1300D: Highlights
·        Wi Fi and NFC supported, 9 point AF with 1 centre cross type AF point, 18 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor & DIGIC 4+
·        Effective Pixels: 18 MP
·        Sensor Type: CMOS
·        WiFi Available
·        1080p recording at 30p
Sensor Features
Sensor Type
·        CMOS
Image Sensor Size
·        23.2 x 15.4 mm
ISO Rating
·        100 - 6400 (Max up to 12800)

4) Fujifilm X Series X-T100 Mirrorless Camera:
                    Highlights
·        Effective Pixels: 24.2 MP
·        Sensor Type: CMOS
·        WiFi Available
·        4K
Sensor Type
·        CMOS
Image Sensor Size
·        23.5 x 15.7
ISO Rating
·        Auto, 200 - 12800 (Expands to 100 - 51200)


5) Fujifilm X Series X-A5 Mirrorless Camera:
                    Highlights
·        Effective Pixels: 24.2 MP
·        Sensor Type: CMOS
·        WiFi Available
·        4K
Sensor Type
·        CMOS
Image Sensor Size
·        23.5 x 15.7
ISO Rating
·        Auto, 200 - 12800






OUT OF THESE, IF YOU ASK ME, THE BEST CHOICE IN THIS BUDGET IS NIKON D3500, BECAUSE IT IS LIGHT WEIGHT, COMPACT, WITH WIDE ISO RANGE, AND BIG BATTERY THAT CAN CLICK UP TO 1500 SHOTS PER CHARGE. BUT IT HAVE SOME CONS WHICH INCLUDE THE ABSENCE OF MICROPHONE JACK, AND THE NON FLIP-ABLE DISPLAY.

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