whats the best 35 mm camera for beginners?

[stonerreakinhvk]

whats the best most reasonably priced camera for a begginer in photography?

[RedLocks]

Ricoh 35mm are pretty good for a beginner, good price, can prolly get one on ebay for 25 usd or so.. I've had one for 15 years and haven't had to repair or replace it once. Seeing a Ricoh xr7 for 24.99 on ebay right now

[the image reaper]

almost all cameras are 'good' these days ... the only thing I can say with certainty, out of all the cameras I have owned (a LOT), the only cameras, lenses, etc., that malfunctioned, were the 3 different Minoltas, and several Minolta lenses, I owned ... I will NEVER own anything by Minolta, again ... mass-produced junk :mad:

[RedLocks]

almost all cameras are 'good' these days ... the only thing I can say with certainty, out of all the cameras I have owned (a LOT), the only cameras, lenses, etc., that malfunctioned, were the 3 different Minoltas, and several Minolta lenses, I owned ... I will NEVER own anything by Minolta, again ... mass-produced junk :mad:
haha yeah my ex went through like 4 bodies made by Minolta.. few lenses too, gotta agree wit deh man on this one!

[BowlpackinHo]

kodak easyshare series, i own one myself, they are reasonably priced for the hd quality

[weedidas]

I really don't know why you want a 35mm film camera if you are a begginer. It's not the stone age anymore. I would recommend getting a "cheap" digital camera. How much are you willing to spend?

[RedLocks]

I really don't know why you want a 35mm film camera if you are a begginer. It's not the stone age anymore. I would recommend getting a "cheap" digital camera. How much are you willing to spend?
by that reasoning I guess we can tell all other artists such as painters that it isn't the stone age anymore go buy a cheap graphics program, maybe paint shop or something?