5 Awesome Cameras Under $100!
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These 5 cameras all take great looking photos, are interchangeable lens, and cost under $100 used!
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0:00 - Intro
0:40 - Camera 1
3:44 - Camera 2
6:39 - Camera 3
9:42 - Camera 4
12:50 - Camera 5
14:02 - Video Comparisons / Sponsor
16:55 - My Favorite Camera
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i still have my D3200 since 2012, it's still my to-go camera for travelling and vacation, never giving it away!!!
We have the same 📷 DUDE, i have three lens consisting of 18-55, 70-300, and 70-180
I used it at the beginning of my photography. Awesome beginner DSLR!
My mom has that camra
I love it, but damn new cameras have amazing autofocus technology. Sometimes I just pickup my pixel in this cases
I still have my d5200
The Nikon d3100 was such a solid pick I'm glad you said the pros and the cons. Because even though it shoots good pictures it's video its the not the best but that camera was such a greater starter. This camera literally paid for itself after doing some photo shoots for people and was decent for recording me traveling with friends on vacation. I hope you can cover some more camera that are great for shooting video on a budget. I had a sony cybershot for like $150-$200 that shot very steady and good high definition
The d3100 is true trooper. Used them plenty of times and honestly its really fun having a cheap camera that does a lot well.
How can I purchase a Nikon d3100 now, I stay in Nigeria but if there's an online store that I can buy and it's shipped to me
How did you make money with it
@@grandeurcinematics I would ask friends I knew and people at my church with upcoming weddings, family portraits, and shooting videos for people who needed a camera man or to record a event. I charged $100 for one wedding, family portraits was $40, $50 for shooting a church service video. The camera payed for itself in two gigs which eventually allowed me to buy better equipment. It's really a great camera for photos. The video gigs were a bit more difficult since its not the best audio. I had to use an external mic for that one.
What Sony cybershot did you use?
I just found a Sony cybershot Dsc w350 in my mom’s drawer and currently wondering if it’s worth using. I recently learnt photography proper using a friend’s Nikon d3000 but he moved on vacation and I’m almost bored to death not shooting anything until I found the sony. I just need it for photos tho and I’d really appreciate if anyone would reply🙏
I still have my D80! I shoot it with the old 50mm f/1.8 AF-D lens, and there's something about the results that just look great to me. Plus, I work in education and often will give the camera to kids to see what they can do, and the results are so much fun, good stuff!
The Nikon D80 was my first serious digital camera. Ergonomically it's the best camera I've ever used. The only reason I left Nikon was because they refused to expand their line of small, light primes for APS-C. I miss that camera.
Another older CCD DSLR I enjoy using is the Nikon D40. I am still amazed after all these years the quality and rich colors it is capable of rendering.
the D40 has one of the best sensors ever found in a DX body. colors still hold their own against brand new dx frames.
I had the d40 and d3100, I liked the d40 better
I had to sell the d40 a couple of years ago and I miss it everyday
I had d40 for years and sold it, though regret abt it. And yes, it’s still a good entry level dslr cam
@@joshuaconti989 I sold my D40 in 2010 or 2011, moved to D90, D7100, Sony A6300 and A7III, non of them produced the colors that the D40 produced.
My first DSLR was the D80. Loved it. Didn't know about the CCD vs. CMOS sensors; thanks for explaining. I have a D750 and D500 now. As great as they are, I'd swear that pix I took with the D80 are often just as good, which usually relates to the CCD sensor.
You said it first, and I said it above....I much preferred the sensor on my D80 as opposed to the D7000 I bought afterwards. I wanted to go full sensor but could never justify the $ for the semi-pro event stuff I did.
I liked the D80 a lot for its controls; it handles quite well in my opinion. I like having the top LCD and more physical buttons compared to one of the smaller DSLRs or mirrorless options
and always over expose photos :/
@@adredy That's on you. Mine was amazing.
It's always good to look for body and lens options, it is often cheaper when people sell an old gear and doesn't have much knowledge about the cameras. My first interchangeable lens camera was Canon EOS M, I bought it with ef M 18-55 in 2019 for 780 PLN which is 158 USD now (was closer to 200 USD few years ago because we have greater inflation now than US). The lens alone was worth more... I used it for 2 years and then switched to Fuji which was a major improvement for me in the terms of image quality
Great reviews on these cameras, thx for sharing
I recently picked up a Canon 30D for relatively cheap and I've been absolutely loving it. I slapped an ancient EF mount kit lens on it and I've been doing car photography for my friends. For the money I spent I'm happy
you are really good. Y'know like quite solid with no bs. Plus a lot of work is being put in your editing and colour grading and it shows! Really nice to see this type of content ngl. Reminds me a lot of the 'old' RUclips haha
Thank you! I really appreciate the support.
I love old cameras, and this video has them in spades, so I obviously enjoyed watching!
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One advantage of the Nikon D80 over the D3100 that was not mentioned is that the D80 has an autofocus motor in the camera body, so it can use older AF lenses that don't have a built-in motor. The D3100 needs AF-S lenses for autofocus and can only do manual focus with older lenses.
This is such an overlooked point, I love using my old 50mm f1,8 with my D5100!
what type of lenses do you recommend for the d80?
D5100 is similar to the 3100, but has an articulating screen. Similar specs and price range, too. And a work-around the auto video settings is the exposure lock. You can set it once it adjusts to the lighting, and then release it and reset it when the lighting changes. Not perfect, but gives you a little more control.
Have the same camera rn, borrowed it from my cousins as the camera was literally just gaining dust in their drawer.
Have a slight vignette on the screen but really doesn't matter. Takes great photos even with only the kit lens that came with it.
My only issue with it is that it doesn't have good fps for burst shooting(which is a must when trying to shoot sports which is what I mainly shoot)
You don't need the latest and greatest mirrorless or DSLR to take great pics!
Good video. Best of luck to your channel mate.
The Nikon D3100 was my first DSLR with the 35mm f/1.8g - I loved that set up!
thanks for such a helpful video :)
The accessory port on the NIkon's is their DC-2 port, which is used to connect things like GPS units, wireless/wired remotes and some flash accessories to the camera. They had this on most of their DSLRs but have omitted it on some of the new Z cameras (like the Z50 and Zfc, and it was also omitted on their D3400 and D3500 DSLR cameras).
You're amazing man 🔥
Wow! I find this video rather insightful. Thank you for contributing to the community in a sexy way!
Great video!
I went from an XT, to a T3, and now an SL1, and I've gotta say the XT is a fantastic camera.
Nice video! Up to a few months ago I still used my Nikon d5200 to record youtube videos, with the right lens, and respecting it's limitations it does a pretty good job. I was interested in the smaller cameras when I clicked to watch the video and I would still get the Sony or Panasonic. Thanks for the video.
Iwas planning to buy my first camera
Ty for the information.
I rocked a d3200 for years until I got a d7100 which could auto focus my tokina 100mm macro lens, I would not be surprised if the D3100 was just as usable. It ended up being a pretty good body as a webcam with a $5 HDMI to USB adapter and power adapter.
how did you fix the 30 minute live view timer? That's what annoys me about the D3300 as a webcam
I’m starting on the d7200, would you suggest some lens
I currently shoot a D300 and a D300s. SO under rated. also D80 is a gem. having said that, I recently got a sony ZV-1 and was amazed how camera tech has advanced in the last decade.
1 of these a year would be a great series, great vid 👍
The d3100 was my first DSLR and I absolutely love it
Still love shooting with a 5D mk I that I got for like 200€ a couple of years ago. Paired with the 85mm 1.8 it’s a really enjoyable setup that is super affordable. Today the mk ii has also gotten quite cheap and brings some nice improvements, especially low light performance and video.
D3100! my first DSLR! Bought it second hand years ago. I still use it for risky environments like sailing! If it get's damaged or sunk - oh well. It's a tool and i still use it where needed. Currently have the D5600.
Thx for the info
I'm so used to using a viewfinder and I switched from the d3200 to a sony nex5 and that took some getting used to, but the photos were perfectly fine. And it fits in your pocket. with light room's new noise reduction you only need to worry about your lens really. I like using vintage lenses for artistic shots
absolutely phenomenal video
great video. thank you so much, Paul in Florida
In case nobody has clarified this for you: the Dxx series ended at D90 (because Dxxx are FX & the 2 pro DX bodies) and was replaced by the Dxxxx series, with the D7xxx being the true successor while the D5xxxx and D3xxx are dumbed-down versions.
My first was a d200, then a d300s, d800 and now I'm back to a d300. Love it.
Was the Canon Rebel XT the first Digital Rebel to come out? Did it preceed the Canon T1i?
When the "Rebel" 1st came out it was 6.3 and I gave over $500 for it from a "Wolf" camera shop. At the time "Ebay" wasn't a thing yet. I justified it as my 35mm film cost much more because u had to have everything developed at about .23 per pic. never knowing if ur shot even came out. What turned me on about photos was 4H and we got to develop our own film. Wow things sure have come a long way... Thanks for the vid.
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a little budget, and the Nikon D90 is the perfect camera for the budget. that's what i use!
now under 200 or 500!! an auntie borrowed me the 3100 and its a very cool starter camera but i do need one for me, great channel btw :p
ok wrong not one of these camera are under 100$ wtf
yeh wtf
The whole point of this video gone
Things have certainly changed in the last year!
got a gf3 with 14 - 42 lens , one battery and strap . Came with box and all that crap . Missing the wall charger ( standard panny charger ) for $30 Canadian money , so about 22 USA money . Most of these cameras are around or well under 100 bucks in my Canadian cities buy and sell . None of them are relevant and desired these days . Good luck shopping .
Nikon d3100: 99$ in good condition
Nikon d80: 99$ in good condition
Sony nex c3: 50$-70$ in ok- good condition
Canon rebel xt: 20$-35$ in good condition
Panasonic gf3: around 90$ in good condition
This is what i found. Ofc you wont get a perfect new camera but i found all in good condition under 100$
my grandpa discovered an old Sony NEX C3 at his house lol
Glad it's still an okay option!
really cool, I might start using it :)
I love my Nikon 3100! I bought it used and it one of my favorites to take photos at truck shows.
I got a Sony Nex-6 about a year ago for $150 with extra batteries and a bag. It's pretty good for my first camera.
I just picked up an Olympus E-410 with 2 lenses, like new for about 130$ shipped.
I regularly see Pentax cameras for around the 100$ mark that would be really good for budget and beginners alike.
Those screens are for checking the histogram, not for composing. The OVF is for that.
And the top LCD screen on the D80 saves you a ton of time and battery when moving to different light locations.
I'd concur on the D80. Thanks for the video!
I bought a D90 used for $69. It looks great. Very usable. Anyone can shoot these days. By the time the D90 came out the DSLR was well established.
I may not have the vocabulary to describe it but when I saw the photos from the CCD sensor, I immediately recognized the color profile and grain from when I took pictures in HS with those cameras, to me it’s a bridge between film and the more saturated colors of CMOS sensors
I bought a Canon EOS 40D a few months ago for £70, and I gotta say I frickin' LOVE IT! 32,000 shutter count, too!
I just bought the Nikon D3100 to record video only to find out it only records for 10 min. Is this standard or do I need to change something?
Cool video!
I like beeing "a few generations behind" what is the current top of the line in camera tech. You can really get awesome qualety for budget friendly money.
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You can use manually settings for video on the 3100. You have to dial in your settings turn on live view then take a photo but then after when you start filming it will film with settings you dialed in
You should have added that the D80 supports older F mount AF lenses without a built in motor since it has the small screw drive in the mount while the D3100 only works with newer AP-S lenses.
Important for those who like to use vintage and older AF lenses.
I've got a D70 I got from my dad. Basically the same as the D80, but lesser specs. Great camera. Although now, for around $100, you can get the D90, which adds video recording support; up to 720p 24fps. :)
Good choice, D80 remains an excellent camera. Moreover, it is the last one with CCD sensor, in its most advanced form. Shortly after CMOS took over (D90 etc.). Also worth mentioning, Nikon D200 with the same sensor and processor as D80 but with much better build quality can be found at approx. USD 100 these days.
The d5300 might be one of the best budget cameras ever. Solid pics and 1080p 60fps! It got my career started in 2014/15!
Those photos in the chapter "camera 2 " are insane!! how do you do that? Do you use davinci for colour?
This Christmas, I was on holidays and I had forgotten my camera bag (with my camera) at the hotel, and when arrived at destination after a long trip, I and especially my wife were quite reluctant to go back for the camera. And as there was a lot of electronic shop in this area of the island, we visited one and found a little Panasonic GF3 NOS with its 12mm 2.5 , as I already own MFT cameras, I bought it, in the worst case only for the lens (the price for both was a bargain), the seller charged the battery during our lunch and I took pictures with this camera, and to be honest it's a nice little camera, and its 12mm is amazing. I have this little one with me all the time, with the 12mm and the pana 14-42 pancake.
still using my d3100! it's so crazy how good old cameras are!
How Good is the quality?? Can u zoom?
The CF to SD card adapters will not work with the Rebel XT, I've tried it. But they did work with my EOS 50D, so I think the several years between the 2 cameras resulted in the newer model being able to recognize the SD card.
When the Rebel XT was produced CF cards were not very fast, but I later invested in faster cards 433x, that camera shot up to +/- 99 JPEG's continues easily.
I also have a d3200 for years but my live view is really blurry even when is it focus and I tried to adjust it but nothing changes
I bought last month an old Canon EOS550d, with its 18-55, a battery grip, 3 batteries, a bag ... for 110€
And I was very impressed with this camera.
It's compatible with all my Canon lenses and it's very small compared to my FF Canon.
Is there a camera with no crop just full screen that pretty small please give me some recommendations id like it
The D3300 is my first DSLR and still have it - bought it with a 2 lens kit back in 2015. 2014-2015 vintage and an updated version of the D3100. The further back in time you go usually the max ISO gets lower and lower, along with MP count. Nevertheless these older cameras can take great pics still in good lighting. I got the D7200 a couple years later and recently sold it (switching to mirrorless) but kept the D3300 since it is a nice compact travel camera. A few key limitations of the Dxxxx models - pentamirror instead of pentaprism so you don't get a 100% view (97% in the D3300), no internal focusing motor so the "D" series lenses have to be manually focused, and slower AF. Not great for sports/action (but still possible) but everything else is game.
it's a great camera, I still use a d3300 as my main even though I have a canon m50 mark ii
What lenses do you recommend for each of them?
For a solid 8MP DSLR look for a Canon 20D. You can find clean ones for around $50-60 US. I have one that is IR converted (bought it on eBay for around $100) and another I got from Adorama just over a year ago for $50. Added the used battery grip and a used 18-55mm and total it was around that $100 mark too. I enjoyed the 20D because it was more like shooting SLRs in that you kind of forgot about the LCD on the back and just used the camera like an old film camera. Do your part and see what you got when you get back and load from the CF card. There are some fun and solid old cameras that will still take some fine lenses and take some good images.
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I've been using a 30D for a similar sort of thing recently and it's been great. I just did a bunch of car photography with it today
I got a Nikon D5100 (basically a D3100 with a flip screen and the same sensor as the Sony NEX C3 and Nikon D7000)
TBH I would only consider an upgrade I needed it for videography or to jump up to full frame for photography.
Features wise the lack of autofocus motor for older lenses is something I wish it had, but not a deal breaker at all.
Back around 2008 or 9, I bought a Canon Rebel XTi. For a 10 megapixel camera, it's not too bad. I found a software hack for it so now the camera thinks it's a Canon 30 or 40D. The ISO will now go up to a noisy 3200. It now has a built-in spot meter. The kit lens will not work properly with the software hack but I usually use it with a 17-35 2.8 L series lens that I picked up used. There are some gems out there for those willing to hunt them down.
Great video. I'm a Nikon, photo only guy, but I wouldn't be against Canon either brand wise. I started with the D3100 and I bought a D90 and found I preferred the feel to use the D90 quite a bit more. But then I upgraded to a D300 and the D300s is still my favorite DX to use though I no longer have one. The D300 and D300s are pro quality and pro feeling cameras, especially with the battery grip. They are the sisters to the legendary Nikon D700 FX taking the same batteries and battery grip. I sold off all my photography gear, and ended up regretting it.
I was able to get my D700 and I wish I could have got my D300s back too. Both cameras are a blast to use.
I can't say how much a D90 cost now, but the D300 still cost like $300 to $400 I think for one in great shape with a low shutter count. The D300s is a bit higher. I think the D90 is video capable, but I'm not positive. But it is better than the D80 for sure.
Anyway thanks for sharing the video. 😎👍
I had a D90 but sold the body a while back. I still had the lenses though I was primarily shooting Sony and Canon by then. Naturally, instead of getting rid of the lenses, I had to go find another body. I ended up getting a clean D300 for around $100. The last one I saw in a camera shop was right at $100. That shop won't even take them in anymore. They do seem to be grabbing a little more on eBay currently though. The D300 is a great camera that I enjoy using and I like the images from it. I may run a Canon 6D and 80D currently with nice lenses, but that D300 is a hell of a camera for small money that I will keep around and use with a few vintage lenses. I've seen more D80s on eBay and places with shutter errors that aren't fixed by cleaning the contacts than seem good and quite a few posts asking about that issue. A D300 is still a pretty solid camera that is easy to use.
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I started with a D90, then to D7000, then D7200 & now D300s. I just wish Nikon had released a D400 with the D7000 sensor. The D7000 was let down by an unreliable AF system & questionable build quality.
Nice list! Just not sure about the Rebel XT. For less than 100 bucks you buy an EOS 30D these days and well, suffice to say that's a whole different animal :)
Great video. I had one of the old Rebel XT cameras.
Now I shoot with a second hand hardly used Pentax K5 ii S.
Hey which one you think is good for a realtor photographer who take pictures of homes?
Nice video. I have a Canon XTI. It’s an oldie but a goodie.
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Good video. I have a Nikon D7100 which I love. I noticed you were wearing Calgary Flames tshirt. I hope they have a good season despite losing two of their best players.
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Nice share man, thanks. Could you share also the music you've used? Thabks again!👍🏻
I still own my Canon Rebel XT, from 2005, have taken around 200,000 fantastic shots and still works and looks like knew
Thanks for the video and info, I just retired and I want to downsize from my slr what do you recommend.,.....thank you
The 350D- pretty much an "entry level" back in the day- but I loved them... Just a great picture taker, with reliable metering.
Totally dependable- and built SO much better that low end Canon's today...
Got a 350D here and recently a 40D. Takes "classic"-looking photos. The softness or the shots is just something else.
@@ayuchanayuko Indeed. They have such a smooth, refined texture- as did the 300D.
I have a 400d and completely agree with you, is a entry level camera but take a very nice photos
If your willing to spend a tiny little bit more than a hundred bucks (around 150-200 at this time) you can get a Nikon d5100. I've been using mine since I got it about 5 years ago and its generally great for most everything as far as I can tell if you are a beginner making that transition into more intermediate things.
Is D3100 has usb port for charging? I hook my 3100 on usb cable and no charging with wall charger
my favorite camera in this range would be my first ever camera, canon 1100d. great quality, great colors, great bokeh even with the kit lens 18-55
Nice video! The best digital cameras I've bought for 100$ or less is:
1. Canon 550d
2. Sony a55
3. Pentax k10d (CCD)
Where do you buy them at that price?
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can't wait for under $200 video!
Please which camera is best for vlogging
I got the 3100 from duty free and didn't know much, there is a guide mode which taught me heaps, I still have it and am surprised at how nice the old pictures look...
A D300, D300s, or even a D200 would be good too, sometimes you can find them for around 100$, found a D300s recently with a 50mm 1.4D for 120$
Nice, I’m using a D200 with a lens from an old F100, great combination and gives such unique results. Must be the CCD sensor working it’s magic
My first dslr was a 600d on sale for +-400 usd , during covid had to sell ,picked up a 450d as a bargain ($50) .really impressed with the 350d results. Like the Sony but video would be the let down
I have 2002 Canon D60 with 6.3Mpx APS-C Cmos sensor. It takes very good photos for it’s age, nice colors and decent sharpness for 6mpix sensor even with kit or M42 lens. Bought it for 19$ in MINT Condition.
I still have my ( old ) D300 Nikon.. but im using a A7ii sony.. Missing shooting with that Nikon.. the sound!
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I bought a Sony Nex 5T with kit lens, flash and a leather mini bag all for $140 bucks, I think it's one of the best purchases I've done, I totally recommend the Nex 5R or 5T for beginners (like myself) 💯
i even had a long time the Nikon D3100 - and it's in fact a good camera (without the video-problems; the only thing you might have forgot, that you need to put it in "live view" to record video) for a long time for me. the only point for me, to sell it (well, it stays in the family) was that you need a big bag when you use more than one lens - and that was something, what let me go "back" to the normal-looking cameras like a sony Rx-Series ('cause they're easier to travel with, especially when you don't want to have lots of luggage with you) - and a point for that change was even the display, or the option that you can't control the camera without need to stand behind it to look for the people (especially when taking group photos); when you don't need that, then the D3100 is a good choice - and it even gives a lot of lenses for them.
Glad to see someone who values older cameras, instead of drooling over the latest thing like everyone else. I've been a photographer (not for a living, and photography is one of the creative arts, not a "profession." A profession is a licensed occupation, such as law, medicine, engineering, teaching, etc.) for over 50 years and bought my first digital camera in 1997. I never went back to film. I began using a Sony NEX-5N in 2011, when it was introduced. I've had two of them and I still use one today. I also have a Canon Powershot G9, a Nikon A1000 and a Sony a5100, to name a few of my favorites.
Im probably getting de D80 for a photography class since I don’t want to spend lots
Was thinking about getting Pentax K5 and a lens for around 250$. Would it be a good option?
Picking up the Sony Nex-C3 for $140 with kit lens. Looking to upgrade through other Sony camera bodies and take advantage of the E-mount for hoarding lenses. Great info thank you!