This article is COMPLETE B.S. (S2E41)

F this article. STOP producing B.S.
"Reasons why Beginners Should Avoid Entry-Level Cameras" is a terrible article with asinine advice and we break down why this person is wrong and should just stop writing articles about photography forever.
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[@CrashTesterZoe]

That feeling of knowing you spent way way to much money😅. I remeber starting on my canon point and shoot and upgrading to the canon t3i. Used that camera for so long and now love my sony a7iv and a7riv both amazing cameras for different uses. Some of my favorite pictures i have taken were on the t3i but I have also gotten amazing shots on the A7riv. the current lower end cameras are amazing and I also use a g85 for video recording too.I would definitely recommend it to others looking for entry level gear.
Good repsonses to that article as it is BS

[@NOMcreative]

THANK YOU.
I recently shot an event and the two photographers under me were using entry level cameras. One Canon Rebel one Sony. Both cameras were "better" than mine on most specs considering I use a 5D3 from over 10 years ago.

[@CrashTesterZoe]

@@NOMcreative Yeah its crazy how much everything has improved in the last 10 years. From sensor technology getting better and the software on the cameras for auto focus and how it handles low light situations its amazing. Things are specially moving so fast right but I am always a big supporter of using what works best for you. like you guys said you do not need the best camera get amazing shots.