Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T5...
Yes I know it's old but it's all I have and I use it mainly for family photos but I'm now considering a DSLR. I've never used any features of the Cyber-shot (well, I have played around with them but wasn't overly impressed so I just stick to Auto settings unless I'm taking a photo of something right up close). The manual has long since disappeared and I find I am really disliking using this camera. Blurred shots despite supposedly selecting the appropriate setting, terrible lighting on video taken indoors (the videos turn out dark even if the indoors are well lit, outside video is okay).
With a new camera, I'd again be using it mainly for pictures of the children and family but also various touristy things, buildings, and outdoor activities. If I was to buy a DSLR I would be very interested in taking a course as I want to make the most of this investment and I enjoy taking photos of random stuff.
I am trying to budget but I am willing to fork out around $1500AUD for a camera. In the interests of budgeting, should I just stick to the Cyber-shot but learn all the available features in case the problems I have can be easily overcome?
Any advice welcome!
Last edited by Pneguin; 11-05-2008 at 10:34 AM.
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