Dslr help

[BIG BONE]

I wanting to buy a new dslr and was wandering which ones yall are using. I'll be using it for Deer pics, family pics, videoing the hunt, and night time pics of LDPS. I would like if the cam had SD cards. Canon eos mark III or Nikon 810. What lens size would u use for bowhunting.

[Robby Brown]

Both of those are pro full frame DSLRs, so either one would do anything you need it to do. Just know the cheaper lens will not work with those bodies.

[Robby Brown]

I have a 70-200 f2.8 on my canon 6d also have a 2x extender in case I need more reach.

[BIG BONE]

Thank you

[Hillary]

What kind of budget are you playing with? That will help us a lot

[BIG BONE]

What kind of budget are you playing with? That will help us a lot

I can get the D810 with one extra lense
So what are some recommendations on lense for shooting from 30yrds to 150 yards. I'm a newbie so I don't know if there is one lense that can cover that broad distance

[one66stang]

The glass is where you will spend your money

[Snakelover]

Dslr help

Based on your description of duties, if you think you might like to keep it simple, take a look at the upper end Fujifilm FinePix cameras. Some have big zoom lenses in a small package. I think one is 24-1000mm. Search for threads in photography by Cottonwood. He's taken some great pics with his. See post #91 in the Photographic Profiles (sticky) thread for a link to his Flickr pictures.

[BIG BONE]

Will do snakelover
Thanks

[35remington]

I wanting to buy a new dslr and was wandering which ones yall are using. I'll be using it for Deer pics, family pics, videoing the hunt, and night time pics of LDP[s]. I would like if the cam had SD cards. Canon eos mark III or Nikon 810. What lens size would u use for bowhunting.

Have you used TBH's search function? I would recommend it. Your question has been asked and answered many times.

As I said to someone who asked nearly this exact question 3 days ago: both of those cameras will get the job done. There was good information about lenses in that thread, too.

[Snakelover]

Will do snakelover
Thanks

The FinePix is not a DSLR and doesn't have interchangeable lenses. It won't take Canon or Nikon DSLR quality photos necessarily. But it's definitely not just a point-n-shoot either and takes pretty impressive photos for something so compact, light and simple. I'm not trying to talk you out of a DSLR, just thought it might be something you might want to also look at. Just to consider all your options.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfnv9pRUJrU"]Fuji HS20 Vs. DSLR Shootout - YouTube[/ame]

[BIG BONE]

Thx again snakelover
Mom is bringing over her dslr this weekend and is going to let me play with it for awhile. If I'm not feelin it I'll definetley take a look at something else.