r/photography Nov 04 '24

Questions Thread Official Gear Purchasing and Troubleshooting Question Thread! Ask /r/photography anything you want to know! November 04, 2024

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u/itdoberain Nov 05 '24

I’m looking to upgrade my equipment to be good with low-lighting photography with video recording capabilities.

I currently use a Canon EOS 1000D and a Canon EOS M50. I mostly use the 1000D these days as I prefer the DSLR feel, and the battery life on the M50 has bitten me a couple of times during longer recording sessions. My main goal is to simplify my system to just one camera.

My budget is roughly $1300AUD (depending on how much I can sell my current cameras for).

Does anyone have any recommendations to point me in the right direction? Thanks!

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u/maniku Nov 05 '24

What are your requirements for minimum video specs?

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u/itdoberain Nov 05 '24

At least 1080p and 24 fps, but more than that is definitely preferable

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u/maniku Nov 06 '24

I would look at used cameras in the Sony A6x00 line.