I've always been curious about photography. Mostly because I would love to start taking my own references for my art.
What entry range camera would you recommend for a beginner looking to get so fairly good references?
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That's a tough question because it depends on many, many preferences. A mirrorless is an expensive but lightweight choice. And it requires special small lenses to provide a variety so too costly for that purpose. DSLRs are pretty heavy to carry around and you'll probably miss yours in a lot of situations when you left it at home. And it's costly again. There is a cheap way — get to know what style you are looking for and get a set second hand. But that has its risks. Nobody can promise it will work for long. Although mine usually does.
I would probably go for a turbo zoom class compact camera. Fuji used to make relatively cheap and good ones. I don't know where they are now. In any case, do your research. I check sites like dpreview.com (Digital Photography Review) and make my comparisons.
Thanks for the advice.
Awesome post by the way