I recently picked up a Nikon D3300 and it has been fantastic. I don't shoot professionally, but like to photograph and record outings or trips. This kit from B&H Photo has a pair of kit lenses (18-55 & 55-200) to closely match your current setup but allow growth in the Nikon family.
Generally speaking, if your primary rationale for switching from Sony is a desire for a wider selection of used lenses then Canon or Nikon would likely be your best option. The used and rental market for these bodies is quite large so finding the perfect glass shouldn't be too difficult.
Saving money is always a good thing. You can also price out just getting the camera with the 18-55 kit lens and putting the rest of the money toward a different telephoto depending on your budget.
I recently picked up a Nikon D3300 and it has been fantastic. I don't shoot professionally, but like to photograph and record outings or trips. This kit from B&H Photo has a pair of kit lenses (18-55 & 55-200) to closely match your current setup but allow growth in the Nikon family.
Generally speaking, if your primary rationale for switching from Sony is a desire for a wider selection of used lenses then Canon or Nikon would likely be your best option. The used and rental market for these bodies is quite large so finding the perfect glass shouldn't be too difficult.
Bonus: Here's a quick comparison between the A200 and D3300
Thanks for the links. That fits the price range perfectly, in fact it would save me money. Sounds like a great deal on B&H.
Saving money is always a good thing. You can also price out just getting the camera with the 18-55 kit lens and putting the rest of the money toward a different telephoto depending on your budget.