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Hello.
In my search to buy something small, I found good reviews of the G1.
The best thing is that it's small enought to count as being portable ( I have babies in the other arm) and seems to give you access to older and cheaper lenses.
However here are my questions.
1. Buying the Kits ( from Jessops witht eh £50 cashback) is still £600. That's expensive and makes me have to justify a G1 over a EOS450D.
2. Should I buy only the body and then see if I can get some older cheaper lenses....bearing in mind, I am not technical and want to learn how to photograph, as opposed to pushing the limits on a lens.
3. I I do want to buy extra older lenses now or in future, it's so confusing. I have looked at the table witht he mounts, but that does not help me. on a limited budget with mount should I go for to maximise my lens options,a nd what sort of lenses should I look out for.
thanks
Ek.
In my search to buy something small, I found good reviews of the G1.
The best thing is that it's small enought to count as being portable ( I have babies in the other arm) and seems to give you access to older and cheaper lenses.
However here are my questions.
1. Buying the Kits ( from Jessops witht eh £50 cashback) is still £600. That's expensive and makes me have to justify a G1 over a EOS450D.
2. Should I buy only the body and then see if I can get some older cheaper lenses....bearing in mind, I am not technical and want to learn how to photograph, as opposed to pushing the limits on a lens.
3. I I do want to buy extra older lenses now or in future, it's so confusing. I have looked at the table witht he mounts, but that does not help me. on a limited budget with mount should I go for to maximise my lens options,a nd what sort of lenses should I look out for.
thanks
Ek.