700D 1300D or D3300?

James07 · 2 Aug 2016 at 19:10

As title really

Which camera is the better of the 3?

I'm looking at the 700D with 18-55 and 75-300 lenses for £549

I'm not sure though? I had a D40x before which I loved!

Thanks in advance!

MichaelAwkward · 2 Aug 2016 at 19:53

D3300.

Cheaper, and uses a better sensor.

The 700D/1300D use a sensor that is 7 years old now. The lenses with that 700D probably aren't very good either (especially the 75-300... doesn't even have IS!).

James07 · 3 Aug 2016 at 09:14

Anyone?

squerble · 3 Aug 2016 at 09:15

James07 said:
As title really

Which camera is the better of the 3?

I'm looking at the 700D with 18-55 and 75-300 lenses for £549

I'm not sure though? I had a D40x before which I loved!

Thanks in advance!

Realistically, you need to try and get a hold of all three in a shop and see how they feel in your hand. Go with whichever you feel more comfortable with.

I started with a D3200 - which is just the previous gen of the D3300 - if you need a personal opinion. That was an excellent first camera and I've since upgraded to a D7200.

James07 · 3 Aug 2016 at 09:27

All 3 will feel the same to be perfectly honest, what matters to me is which is the best camera for the money?

I'll hopefully try all 3 out and see if they do feel different

Thank you for your reply

James

squerble · 3 Aug 2016 at 10:13

Out of those three, the D3300. It's got newer tech inside, and looks a lot more attractive to me, at least. The 18-55 kit lens that comes with the D3300 is the newer second version too, and I found it to be very sharp and capable (the later D3200s came with the revised lens too).

James07 · 3 Aug 2016 at 16:58

squerble said:
Out of those three, the D3300. It's got newer tech inside, and looks a lot more attractive to me, at least. The 18-55 kit lens that comes with the D3300 is the newer second version too, and I found it to be very sharp and capable (the later D3200s came with the revised lens too).

Perfect, thank you very much!