So you want to hit it off on the camera world, and you want to know what are
the best beginner-friendly cameras? I have rounded up what I think are the best cameras
for beginners in 2021. And if you manage to get your hands on, one of the cameras from the list
I can assure you will make a great entrance. To see the most up-to-date prices and find out
more information about these cameras, you can check out the links in the description below.
Before we start let me know down below in the comments, which camera you guys were
planning to buy before encountering my video, cause I bet I changed your mind!
We starting the list with, the Fujifilm X-T200 - One of the best mirrorless cameras aimed
towards beginners, it combines features, style, and performance all that resulting
in me putting it as The Best All-Rounder. The Fujifilm x-T200 was made in mind for
users who want an entry-level camera, making it very fun and easy to use. I can assure you that
it will fulfill all your needs without worry. x-t200 looks like his older brother the x-t100,
so yeah basically like a traditional camera with metal and pebbled black skin.
Measuring 4.76 x 3.3 x 2.17 inches it has an SLR-type design that puts the viewfinder
in the midpoint. You can choose between silver, dark silver, and champagne color options.
It has a 3.5-inch rotating touchscreen that makes it easy to switch behind the lesnes.No
doubt that with the price it comes it looks really premium and it has that cool retro vibe.
Under the hood, X-T200 employs a new 24.2-megapixel sensor with a greatly improved
autofocus. Thanks to its great sensor speed it won't miss getting details even in moving objects.
Fuji confidently says that the X-T200 is 3 times faster than his older brother.
It provides us with burst shooting up to 8 frames per second at full resolution,
besides that it also supports 4k video recording at 30 Fps.
It also comes with the option to connect it with the smartphone through Wi-Fi making
the photo transfer a really easy process, avoiding all the storage removal process
Battery-wise, this is the part that X-T200 falls a bit short, it consumes a lot of
batters even in moderate use. It will take up to 30-40 pictures before it bites the dust.
But on the other hand, it has a USB-c charging port making things easier for us.
Next on the list for you guys that want to start vlogging and video I have the, Sony Alpha
ZV-E10 - listed it as the Best for Vlogging Sony keeps impressing us with great new cameras,
the ZV-E10 is the newest addition to the sony mirrorless family. Made with vloggers in mind,
the ZV-E10 exceed his predecessor the ZV-1, what makes it different is better battery life,
a larger sensor, headphone jack, and most important an interchangeable lens design.
It measures 115.2 x 64.2 x 44.8mm and weighs only 343g, making it really compact, lightweight that
will fit without a problem in hand or a kit bag for example. Sony let us choose between black and
white colors which have a polycarbonate finish. The ZV-E10 has the same 3 inch LCD monitor
widescreen, same as the most of the Sony cameras. But to make it stand out a bit sony gifted the
ZV-E10 a veri-angle design that allows it to be flipped out and rotated up to 180 degrees,
making it really useful for vlogging. The ZV-E10 can take 24.2-megapixel photos
and can record at up to 4k 30fps with a crop or without a crop at
24 fps. When paired with a 16-50mm kit lens the photos are crisp and clear in a good light.
All I can say regarding the quality is it looks fantastic and stunning,
besides all that it has the autofocus which makes Sony a bit above the competition.
Battery-wise, it is powered by the NP-FW50, which promised around 400 photos and 80 minutes
of recording. It should take around 3 hours to fully charge it back, with the on-the-go charger.
If you want a cool classic-looking camera and are ready to throw some serious cash in than,
the Nikon Z FC is for you - I have it listed as the Best Premium one.
The Nikon Z FC is the latest APS-C mirrorless camera that combines the well-known Nikon Z lens.
Unlike his predecessor the Z50 who has a modern design, the Z FC rocks a what we
would say a more classic, retro design but still features similar physical controls on the body.
The Z Fc primarily comes in silver with black leatherette patches but it also has 6 grip colors
like pink, mint green,amber-brown, etc. But note that a colored one will cost you a few more bucks.
Measuring at 1.81 x 5.31 x 3.7 inches and weighing 1.54 lbs making it really solid and nice to hold.
Despite the retro design, it is a modern camera at heart offering all the features
the newest cameras out there provide. It has a full-time Eye Autofocus mode that greatly helps
while shooting videos, meaning the camera will choose a human subject if there's more than one
person. It employs a 20.9megapixel DX-format CMOS sensor, so yeah it has the great-looking
image quality of its brother the Nikon z50. It can record at 4k UDH with 30 fps it also has live
streaming support, wi fi and 11 fps burst shooting It packs the same EN-EL25 battery as the z50,
which easily holds up to 300 shots and of course, it has
the ability to recharge using the USB socket. And yes of course next we have a wallet-friendly
one, the Canon EOS M50 Mark II - since you are just a beginner you will look for a cheap option
and this one camera doesn't fail to do so that's why it earned the spot as the Best for the Money
Even though the EOS m50 Mark II doesn't make a lot of new changes to the previous model,
it is still a modest update. Measuring 1.81 x 5.31 x 3.7 inches and
weighing 1.54 pounds it is quite compact. It is styled like a mini DSLR camera with a grip that
is really comfortable to help you avoid cramps. The controls are almost identical to its brother,
you probably have the idea already of them on the right side crammed together. The touchscreen
is bright easy to see and very responsive. One of the biggest upgrades that make it
better than the previous model is the autofocus. It features
eye-tracking ability when shooting videos. The M50 II inherits the same heavy 156x crop when
shooting in 4k, and it is still able on capturing 3840x2160 resolution footage with 25fps.To
make the video recording easier the M50 II has a virtual recording button on the touchscreen,
making it great for single-person use with the option between 2 - 10 seconds to get
yourself in front of the camera. And also it inherited the Bursts shots at 10 fps.
The battery is rated for 305 shots, this is a bit strange since the m50 had the
same battery and it capped at 240ish shots. And to wrap things up, last but not least we have,
the Sony Alpha a6400 - Listed it Best Auto-Focus one thanks to its well-known insane autofocus.
The Sony a6400 is a follow-up to the older well-known version a6300, which I really
should commend Sony for the a6300 it held the throne for years now.A6400 is trying to
follow the same route with the main highlights the Real-time Eye Auto-Focus and Tracking Auto-Focus
It is really compact and firm, making it a great traveling companion it measures 6.2 x 9.2 x 4.55
inches and weighs only 403 grams. It has a metal and plastic finish. Its design makes it
really easy to use with just one hand, although I wouldn't do that when using a lens like 18-135mm.
The screen is what we would refer to as a killer feature, since it flips up through a full 180
degrees, to the point where you can easily see yourself and it is also touch-sensitive.
It uses the same 24.2mp APS-C CMOS sensor as the A6300,
but with an improved autofocus performance now offering 0.02 seconds autofocus speed,
compared to its brother which was 0.05s. There's also AF tracking which holds onto moving
subjects and eye recognition. And a 4k UHD video recording that is unlimited.
Battery-wise, Sony promises us 410 shots but when using the electronic viewfinder
only 360 shots which is reasonable. Thanks for watching! I hope you found this
video to be helpful. If you have any questions about the products mentioned in this video,
you can leave a comment below and I will get back to you as soon as I can!