Cheap 1440p Camera

[TryHard_Dev]

I am looking for a cheap 1440p camera for nature photography. Please, help me find one. 

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What is your budget?

[Faisal A]

You can get a used canon one from facebook mplace or ebay if you are luck

[rEkmAInc1csBnlM6C85H]

Just now, Faisal A said:

You can get a used canon one from facebook mplace or ebay if you are luck

I second this used Canon Rebels are common, and are a reasonable entry level camera.

 

For nature photography OP may need to get a secondary lenses.

[19_blackie_73]

54 minutes ago, TryHard_Dev said:

I am looking for a cheap 1440p camera for nature photography. Please, help me find one. 

If you are talking about stills, it is more common to talk about megapixels, and all recent dslrs superceed the resolution of 1440p quite dramatically.

I could also recommend next to the canon rebel cameras the d3300 or depending on the price the d5300 as a good starting point, used they may go very cheap, and new there are quite a few deals at random points in time.

If you want to do video in 1440p, I'm not aware of a currently available entry level camera that can do more than 1080p60, and then I would recommend going canon for the better video autofocus system. Though I'm perfectly fine with my nikon for filming occasionally, though I do that with manual focus

[TryHard_Dev]

1 hour ago, Andrew 1337 said:

What is your budget?

$100, my parents said they would buy it to me for Christmas. 

[TryHard_Dev]

23 minutes ago, 19_blackie_73 said:

If you are talking about stills, it is more common to talk about megapixels, and all recent dslrs superceed the resolution of 1440p quite dramatically.

I could also recommend next to the canon rebel cameras the d3300 or depending on the price the d5300 as a good starting point, used they may go very cheap, and new there are quite a few deals at random points in time.

If you want to do video in 1440p, I'm not aware of a currently available entry level camera that can do more than 1080p60, and then I would recommend going canon for the better video autofocus system. Though I'm perfectly fine with my nikon for filming occasionally, though I do that with manual focus

I would prefer something in the 24MP range. 

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18 minutes ago, TryHard_Dev said:

$100, my parents said they would buy it to me for Christmas. 

 

17 minutes ago, TryHard_Dev said:

I would prefer something in the 24MP range. 

 

At that budget (assuming USD), and since your parents will probably not buy used hardware; I would recommend the Sony DSC-W800.

 

BUT... almost all $100 cameras will be outperformed by near any smart phone. So if you are using a smart phone for pictures right now you may get worse quality images with cameras as this price point.

[TryHard_Dev]

On 10/13/2019 at 3:34 PM, Andrew 1337 said:

 

 

At that budget (assuming USD), and since your parents will probably not buy used hardware; I would recommend the Sony DSC-W800.

 

BUT... almost all $100 cameras will be outperformed by near any smart phone. So if you are using a smart phone for pictures right now you may get worse quality images with cameras as this price point.

According to Austin there is a HTC available for $80 with a pretty nice camera.