Just be sure to check everything you have is compatible or that an adaptor ring exists before you make any purchases. The fact all the cameras featured will accommodate interchangeable lenses is good news for those who already own a few lenses. The video goes into detail explaining all the features of each camera and Harig provides a good selection of example images to help illustrate the sort of pictures you can expect to make with them. Please do try to not let that detail put you off as many of these bodies are built really well and are still more than capable of producing great images. For example, the Nikon D80 was first released back in 2006. There is one small catch with all these cameras which is that they are second-hand and have been around for several years already. The likes of Canon, Nikon, Panasonic, and Lumix are all featured in this video with both the Canon Rebel XT and the Nikon D80 being notable bodies you may already be familiar with. The good news is there are plenty of great cameras out there that don't cost the earth and will produce really good pictures for you too.Įnter stage left, Adam Harig of FoxTailWhipz who has made an insightful video showcasing five cameras that can all be bought for less than $100 and could easily become your next backup camera.
In an ideal world, it would be nice if that second camera was the same as your main body, but unfortunately, many people's budgets just won't stretch that far. That's why it's always good practice to have at least one backup body with you.
If the worst was to happen and your camera died during a commercial shoot you'd be in big trouble.
Only a foolish photographer goes out with just one camera in their camera bag.
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