About ten years ago I got interested in digital photography, bought myself a FujiFilm S5500 (was pretty good back then!) and spent many months shooting all sorts and really learning how photography worked.
As I got more proficient I began to get irritated with the limitations of the camera and eventually lost interest (rather than upgrading, oddly).
I'm now getting the bug again and am looking for a decent entry-level DSLR which offers a decent level of manual control (be that through the body or lens). It's also my 40th this year so I can splash out a bit
I'm currently toying with either a Nikon D7000 or a Canon EOS 760d, which obviously have loads of pros and cons between them, but I'm unsure as to whether there are any good alternatives.
I like to shoot everything from macro stills to sports, landscapes to portraits so have no specific requirements on that front but if anyone has any good sources for trusted reviews (I recall StevesDigicams was big a while ago) or suggestions on cameras, I'm all ears.
Thanks
As I got more proficient I began to get irritated with the limitations of the camera and eventually lost interest (rather than upgrading, oddly).
I'm now getting the bug again and am looking for a decent entry-level DSLR which offers a decent level of manual control (be that through the body or lens). It's also my 40th this year so I can splash out a bit
I'm currently toying with either a Nikon D7000 or a Canon EOS 760d, which obviously have loads of pros and cons between them, but I'm unsure as to whether there are any good alternatives.
I like to shoot everything from macro stills to sports, landscapes to portraits so have no specific requirements on that front but if anyone has any good sources for trusted reviews (I recall StevesDigicams was big a while ago) or suggestions on cameras, I'm all ears.
Thanks