Things To Know Before Buying a Camera For Event Photography

[@alvinarnecilla7013]

Thank You!

[@chinovantagemedia]

@@alvinarnecilla7013 awesome! Enjoy shooting man! 🙌🏼📸

[@AixPhotography]

Super informative and well-organized content. Awesome visuals, great delivery. Thank you so much!!

[@chinovantagemedia]

Thank you for the comment, glad you found the content useful! 😊

[@alvinarnecilla7013]

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[@4xngel0]

i have a canon eos rebel t7, i wanna upgrade without spending more than $1200 what should I buy?

[@chinovantagemedia]

@@4xngel0 Hi! Thanks for the question. What type of photography do you do most often? Are you planning to use it professionally?

[@4xngel0]

@ I want to ease into using it professionally but im not sure how to market myself

[@chinovantagemedia]

@@4xngel0 Got you! I recommend investing in a mirrorless APS-C system. I recommend the Sony A6400 for the body, which is around $600-$700 on KEH.com. This is a few generations old, but this camera's autofocus and video specs can still keep up with today's workflows. I recommend immediately investing in an f2.8 constant-aperture lens so you are ready for professional work. I recommend the Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8 Di III-A VC RXD. This Tamron lens offers a wider range than 16-55mm, providing a 25.5-105mm equivalent focal length on APS-C cameras. It also maintains a constant f/2.8 aperture and includes Tamron’s VC (Vibration Compensation), which is great for video work and low-light conditions. This lens costs around $650 in KEH. With this combo, you are ready for any real estate, events, or portraiture job. I know it is above your $1200 budget, but I recommend saving up a little more for this system. Hence, you are more ready to take on different professional work, especially as you discover your niche. I hope this helps!

[@4xngel0]

@@chinovantagemedia Thank you, but if I wanna stick with Canon? I currently have a rebel t7