@idanidan123 wrote:
Is there another camera, similar to the 6D but more affordable ?
I know I said money isn't really the issue here, but still. Any suggestions will be helpful !
To paraphrase a well-known American politician, it depends on what the meaning of the word "similar" is. The 6D is sort of a transitional camera, the one you buy if your objective is to "go full frame". It has a full-frame sensor and excellent low-light performance, but in virtually every other respect there are are APS-C ("crop frame") cameras that are better and/or cheaper. So if you'd be satisfied indefinitely with a crop-frame camera (of which there are many, ranging from entry-level to professional quality), the 6D is probably not the camera for you.
If you don't entertain full-frame ambitions, the nearest crop-frame equivalent in features and quality is probably the 80D. If its price is beyond your budget, there are several members of the Rebel series, priced pretty much according to what features are included. Just do a side-by-side comparison and pick the one that most closely meets your functionality and budget constraints. It's hard to go very far wrong.
Lenses are a similar story. Canon's full-frame lenses are generally excellent (and will work on any Canon DSLR), but can be very expensive. Their crop-frame lenses range downward from very good to rather crappy, the crappier ones usually being the cheapest. Again, pick what you can afford from the available types (standard, telephoto, wide-angle, etc.). If you have no clear idea what you want, a cheaper lens is a way of keeping your options open, since you're putting less money at risk.
Bob
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA
