BEST Mirrorless Cameras For LESS THAN $800 In 2023 📷💸 

Steve Harvey at the end I wasn't ready for it 😂😂😂

The Nikon Z50 is a decent little camera aswell. Shoots 4k has inside stability flip out screen all the way to selflessness mode. Built in electronic view finder. Still does great photos

The Z50/zfc is also another great pick for that budget. The AF is fast enough so you don't need to worry in most situations and you can always manual focus it. The image quality is great and the Dynamic range is also great. The ergos and build is also another plus since it's weather sealed too. DPreview even rated it higher than the a6400 in video recording and according to their 4 years old review, the z50 was held back by af issues and lack of lenses, both of which are 95% gone.

If you focus more on photography, nikon Z 50 is a hell of a camera. Excellent image quality, very comfortable grip, basically have it on me all the time

I am the owner of Sony ZV-E10. I managed to buy for 40000₽ ($450±) together with Sigma 16mm 1.4 and Sony 50mm 1.8. Photographing the aurora is comfortable, but still lacks stabilization. The camera itself is light but small. And with a cage and Sigma 16mm, it is quite heavy. I'm waiting for a new firmware update for ZV-E10

I would pick Sony if I were just starting out on mirrorless with budget because of their affordable 3rd party lens options.

Thoughts on the Sony 6600 vs the 6400 ? You keep recommending the 6400 however isn’t the 6600 also cheap? Why is the older 6400 still better for a recommendation?

Fuji X-S10???

Fuji for the win ✌🏻

I have an old film camera, I found in the addict of my house. It still works perfect, even better than modern cameras if you ask mee

I just bought a canon M5 for 500 AUD (250 USD) with 4 different canon lenses (anything from 18mm to 250mm) and 3 Tamron lenses and a canon ultrasonic power zoom lens, all in spectacular condition

The a6400 is really nice.

fujifilm xt2,xt30,m50ii canon,sony a7ii,...

Alpha 6400 was quite over my budget so I bought Alpha 6100

Although the A6400 is almost identical to the ZV-E10, the A6400 is missing eye autofocus and electronic stabilization on video but that’s a trade off considering the A6400 is a photo first camera than can do video Unlike the ZV-E10 where it has eye autofocus for photo/video but missing an EVF and a pop up flash (which make sense considering it’s a video first camera that can do photos identical to the A6400)

Go used but always do your own research. Want light weight and compact size? Olympus or Lumix MFT has plenty good and cheap options which plenty for most beginner, slap in 45 1.8 and you get Bokeh monster. Learn how to use flash and you don't need those bigger size sensor for less noise. APSC? Go Fuji as you can have tons of fun with the jpeg engine and retro feel, also Sony doesn't care about a6xxx series anymore. FF? Now you have plenty of options, you won't be wrong choosing Sony, Nikon, or Canon, it'd be wrong only if you have specific requirements. Video? Go Lumix s5ii (or s5iix) as it really caters to videographer needs, e.g breathing corrected lens, 180 degree shutter, good ibis, etc.

would like to include that the canon eos rp is a great starter camera aswell, no IBIS but it works just awesome w a lense that supports IS

Lumix G85- better audio, better menus, better battery life, better IBIS, etc.

Search for the used market if you have a tight budget. maybe a6600 will get to the $800 within the year.

The ZVE10 has no IBIS

Fujifilm X-H1 for the win!!

pretty sure you could fit the X-T200 in there. maybe even the X-S10 (which has mechenical IBIS!)

Come on man, the Fuji X-S10 can be found pratically new for this price and has everything you mentioned + IBIS in a 26mp sensor.

how about panasonic g85

Which one camera should I buy for video and photo full frame

gh5 is great (used)

Sony a6400 is solid… If you have the budget look into the a6700

Can we put lens on these ones ?

I just got a brand new a6400 today😮🎉😂😂❤❤

I bought FUJIFILM XT30 II with XC15-45mm F3.5-5.6 OIS PZ kit lens for Streetphotography and daily shooting purpose in 2023 😊

R100 is also really good for the price

Hmmmm surprised Nikon ain’t on the list, you can grab a Nikon z6 or even z5 for less than 1000 bucks and they take fantastic photos and it’s a full frame on a budget! Highly recommend the z6

I would say the Nikon z apsc line (z30,z50 and Zfc) but people would prefer to talk trash on its autofocus

the r10 is insanely better than the r50 so I feel like you can spend a little more money and it will be worth it

Please make a list for photography only under $800

Bought a used a6500 for under 800€ from a store with 1 year warranty.

Would a Canon Rebel T7 be good as a beginner camera?

lumix g9

what about nikon z50/Zfc

Fujifilm xt 200

R50 also have EIS 🤷🏻‍♂️

So, still. The question remains. R50 or 6400?

Used Sony A6300 or 6100.

Any suggestions on Canon EOS RP?

Fuji XS10 ? .....

Sony nexn5 t/r (around 150$ used) Light compact pocket camera reliable phase detection auto focus, good dynamic range 10fps mechanic shutter (a5100 can only do 6fps) can record 1080p 60fps video Sony a7s (around 300$ used) Light, compact full frame camera Low light beast Can record 4k 30 fps 8bit with external recorder Great b cam

Why a6400 over a6100

No fuji😢

z50

Fujifilm XT 30

Also didn't mention with the r50, you will be screwed with no lens options, no f1.4 primes, no f2.8 zooms, and you will be forced to buy expensive bulky full frame RF lenses or add an adaptor and buy bulky somewhat exoensive full frame EF lenses.

sony a7 II??

6700

no Nikons…..

Nah, go for Lumix, Sony are not for beginners.

You can get a refurbished Nikon z5 for $799

r10 > a6400

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