Photography Products in Nairobi, Kenya at best prices

Shopping for cameras may quickly become complicated. The more choices you have, the more difficult it is to choose.

In this guide, I've made sure to include all of the factors that might help you select among the finest cameras available this year.

If you're short on time, here's a quick summary of everything you need to know:

1. Image quality superior to your camera phone

After reading camera reviews, you should be able to make this decision. It's meaningless to carry about a camera if it doesn't shoot better photos or, at the very least, has features that your phone doesn't.

2. Ergonomics that make your hands feel good

You'll have to make an educated decision based on the evaluations you read if you can't physically hold the camera in your local camera store. Is that enough? Is there a firm grip on it? Is the distance between the required buttons sufficient?

3. The ideal size for your routine

This is a really important point. Are you a parent who always has a child with you? Your camera should be light and/or compact if this is the case. Do you carry a bag with you when you travel? You might be able to get away with something a little more substantial. Are you a frequent traveler? 

4. Budget-friendly and future-proof lenses are available.

If you get a compact camera with a fixed lens, you won't have to worry about this. If you choose an interchangeable lens camera, think about the many lenses that are available. Are these in your price range? Do you have any requirements for focus lengths? Is it feasible to purchase pre-owned lenses?

5. The most recent model that fits your budget

Because camera technology advances so quickly, I always advise purchasing the most recent models. If your budget doesn't allow for the most recent model, there are often bargains to be had with a previous model, but anything older than this should be avoided.