Intro to Digital Photography class?
My professor said any digital camera would work fine, but I would like to continue taking the next 2 digital photography classes after I finish this one, so I was thinking I should get a better camera right now while I have the money. My professor suggested in an email that if I wanted I could get a camera with "manual exposure, ISO and white balance" lol could anyone suggest what a good camera would be to buy?
You won't really know what you need until you learn a little more about photography. You certainly want 'manual' modes to set your own f stop, shutter speed, and focus. White balance can be adjusted in editing, but it's also a nice thing to have.
Digital cameras are like computers or any electronics, you don't buy one until you definitely need it, because if you wait a few weeks or months they will be better & cheaper. If it was me, I would just use what you have and buy a better one when you absolutely need it, like the class requires you to learn to set your own f-stop and shutter speed.
I like Canon and Nikon the best. Just about any camera these days has 10 megapixels or more, enough to make flawless 8x10 prints. You want a better-than-average lens, and then it's really all about features. Start reading now about new models that come out, and by the time this class is over you'll have a much better idea of what you want.
Digital Photography - How to set ISO
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