New Camera

[Luvin' Labs]

You already got some good advice...and Squatty was only half kidding ( you start shooting sports ( more than Dad with a camera stuff) or wildlife and it can get expensive fast)

Here is a decent review of the cameras you have in mind and a few others

http://www.dpreview.com/articles/752...a-roundup-2013

Btw-- Nikon and Canon have an extensive collection of lens--Sony not as many


good luck and have fun

Thanks wu

[wuchang]

I'm glad to see Wu is still around

Like you said

"You'll see"

[Carolina]

My wife got the D3300 recently. I've been out of the game for a while, so it's neat seeing where the technology has gone. I, admittedly, did no research for her, so I was surprised when my old Nikon AF lenses wouldn't autofocus. Having said that, I really like the new AF-S lenses and the stabilization feature. One complaint I have is the lack of a second knob to adjust exposure. It can be a little cumbersome to change your exposure on the fly since it requires a few button-presses. I'm looking into new lenses now for her.

Any suggestions for mid-range AF-S lenses from the crowd?