Thanks for the feedback.
Where are you getting the money to buy one of those?
Funnily enough, I live near enough the country, and the parish we have gives out money to creative people in the community about once a year. And this year I am thankful to say it was me.
IF your strictly using it for stopmotion then no dont invest hundreds of bucks into a camera but if your getting into still photography then yeah go for it.
Stop-motion for me is a side hobby, in which I can express my filmmaking ambitions without the restrictions of finding actors, time, locations, etc. My primary use for the camera would indeed be photography, as I am quite an enthusiast.
Also consider nikon they have some quality products with just as optimal quality as cannon.
I have done indeed, but if I were to go for Nikon it would have to be the nikon d7000, which sadly, is out of my price range. I am by no means brand-bias.
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