May 27, Thursday – The Absolute Beginner Digital SLR Camera under 1 Lakh in Nepal.
Photography is today's trend of expressing an individual's fine skills of capturing images. It has become everybody's keen interest to film the moments they dwell around or while exploring places. Describing one's character and presence, people often share their caught photographs through various online social media. Whatsoever we track down a better spot we will, in general, capture them and save them to cherish for future references. Photography has been considered a significant part of our life both individually and professionally.
I do have a hobby of taking photos when I am in my leisure and attempt to present them. Keeping this in mind, I purchased my first ever Digital SLR Camera by Canon. As we are aware, this is a Japanese brand, I feel this brand offers incredible products with elegant features on the market. However, before purchasing this item I also did some research and comparisons and discovered it to be the best fit in my budget range and expectation.
Besides, I won't speak much about its other functionalities as I am a novice-level photographer and have a lot to learn. Ordinarily, I click the pictures in Auto Mode (A+) and gives me satisfactory results. Generally speaking, the camera execution is sufficient and delivers great snapshots to publish. For the most part, I will in general alter the caught pictures utilizing my iPhone's built-in editor to give the last touch before publishing. The best element of the camera I love is the 'sharing part' as it gives a steady association with the smartphone through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth making transferring photographs from a DSLR camera to socials a breeze. All thanks to the Canon Camera Connect app for making this possible without a glitch.
Considering the battery life, Canon claims over 1k shots and henceforth I can say the promise is kept. I did check the video recording segment and found that it was very crisper video footage from the camera as it can create stunning 4K (@25p) movies and time-lapses. I didn't discover night photography as a great experience as not being able to manage the ISO range but during the daylight, this camera can make very sharp pictures and recordings. Another best component of this camera I experienced is the continuous shooting capacity or the burst mode @5fps which gave me the fine results as expected. This camera accompanies a 3-inch touch-responsive rotating LCD screen which assists with exploring and investigate different camera features.
To conclude, in case you're a beginner-level photographer like me, I would suggest going with Canon EOS 200D Mark II and start your photography journey. Whilst it depends on your budget and brand selection. I didn't talk much about its other features but trust me if you can learn and implement the same you can achieve the best photographs as the pro does.
Photo Samples Shot By Canon EOS 200D Mark II
Below are some of the Pros and Cons I figured out so far:
Pros (+)
- Great image quality
- Dual Pixel technology
- Great battery life
- Lightweight built
- User-friendly controls
Cons (-)
- Only 9 AF points
- Cropped output in 4K resolution
Canon EOS 200D Mark II Specifications:
- 24.1MP sensor
- DIGIC 8 processor
- 9 AutoFocus points
- Dual Pixel CMOS AF
- Eye detection AF
- ISO – 100 to 25600 (extended: 51200)
- Shutter speed 30 – 1/4,000 and Bulb mode
- Records up to 4K videos @ 25fps
- 4K time-lapse videos
- Bluetooth 4.1, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n
- 3.0-inch fully-articulating touchscreen display with 1.04-million dots resolution
- Measures 122.4 x 92.6 x 69.8mm
- Weighs 451g (including battery)
- In The Box: Camera Body, Dual Lens (18 - 55 mm, 55 - 250 mm), 16 GB Memory Card, Battery, Battery Charger, USB Cable
Cost Price: NPR 1,01,904/-
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