L Kimbrel
EF0
I want a good, uncomplicated digital setup that involves as little lens-switching and fiddling as possible. Over the years my husband has inundated me with SLR cameras of dubious reliability and murky provenance (he's a picker/junker/auction hound with borderline hoarding issues). I have Olympia, Nikon, Canon, Minolta bodies, most with various mechanical issues and none with owners manuals or guides., fifty+ lenses not totally compatible with anything, dozens of filters that don't fit lenses, every style camera bag imaginable. It's all going out the door. I want one good body, a wide angle lens, maybe a second lens to cover the wide angle's limitations, if any, and polarizing and UV filters. Budget is preferably $1000-$2000. I'm not going for professional wall art, but I do take good pictures even with a iPhone 5s, and I want to capture the detail and color that I see. I need low-light capability, but also way-the-hell-too-high light because anything up in the sky can catch my eye. I've tried to prise out what I want from a few of these threads but maybe if I put out specifics I could get a clearer notion of what to look for. Or am I hoping for too much versatility from too little gear here?