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DSLR with Flip screen recommendations (10 posts / 1,986 views)
Whoville Whoville
Posts: 373
Post #1 19 Aug 2023 09:24
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Can anyone recommend a DSLR with flip screen (still available to buy new) please

Ideally budgeted between £4-750.

Thanks
Canalcarper71 Canalcarper71
Posts: 1,389
Post #2 19 Aug 2023 10:36
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In reply to Post #1
Has it got to be a flip screen I have a cannon 2000d and a tripod all from pc world and that's more than enough for me cost around £525 including a trakker camera bag,tripod & camera with 2 lenses as well,camera bag was from tackle box.
Other than that Nikon do a flip screen one as I had that before but software updates were a night mate to do that was £200-£250 if I remember correctly
mick_jc mick_jc
Posts: 115
Post #3 19 Aug 2023 10:53
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i've got a canon eos 600d which fits what you want. however doesn't seem available now but the eos 250d looks the replacement version
carpy09 carpy09
Posts: 14,236
Post #4 19 Aug 2023 12:47
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In reply to Post #1
Maybe look at mirrorless camera smaller version of DLSR camera like the canon eos m6 mk2 or canon eos M50 mk2 both smaller than DLSR and still the same picture quality
karmh karmh
Posts: 1,177
Post #5 25 Aug 2023 22:24
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I'm no camera expert, but I have a Sony a5000...perfect...the only problem with Sony cameras is the lenses are way more expensive than Nikon or canon for what you want.
ferret ferret
Posts: 315
Post #6 26 Aug 2023 20:29
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In reply to Post #5
Canon 80d is good and has a pop up flash. Also can be used with a cheap intervalometer.
alpha-male
Posts: 199
Post #7 27 Aug 2023 07:38
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If you go sony, you can download an app called imaging Edge, pair your phone to your camera and use your phone to control the camera as well as use the phone screen in live view.
Crackers4Carp Crackers4Carp
Posts: 707
Post #8 30 Aug 2023 08:08
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In reply to Post #1
I'd be going towards the top end of your budget and looking for a well used 6dmkii personally.
stuart200
Posts: 168
Post #9 2 Sep 2023 21:15
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i'd pick up a canon r10, can get them brand new within your budget, mirrorless so body is much smaller and just a great all round camera to use, if you want something thats simpler to use the r50 is great too
thicky
Posts: 369
Post #10 3 Sep 2023 14:57
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In reply to Post #8
Fantastic camera self takes are so easy and the quality superb if the guy can stretch it he will have a great bit of kit that will last a decade or more.
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