Oh, my bad. Sorry. Here’s the main differences in the link below. Mirrorless is probably more forward thinking, if you can get it for a good price. It has a electronic viewfinder as opposed to an optical one using mirrors in the T7. It will take better pictures in the dark.
https://cameradecision.com/compare/Canon-EOS-R50-vs-Canon-EOS-Rebel-T7
It doesn’t matter if it’s better, it’s not OP asked for. OP asked for a beginner camera for under $600 with accessories. The Rebel T7 is beginner camera for $600 with 2 lenses. The Canon EOS R50 is $700 without a lens which would add another $200 or so.
That’s the wild thing about photography advice on the internet. Someone asks about a hobbyist camera and they get told why they need a Hasselblad.
https://www.amazon.com/Rebel-EF18-55mm-75-300mm-Double-Zoom/dp/B0101RW3QK
A lot of people started here with an entry level DSLR. A lot of hobbyists even stay with them. You will get advice from professionals on the internet who tell you what’s best for them, but in the end it’s what works for you. This is just a suggestion based on your parameters.
I bought my entry level Nikon D3500 like 4 years ago for $400 with a 35-70mm and a 75-300mm. They don’t even make entry level cameras anymore. It’s bullshit.
I’m not a Wes Anderson fan, so I must be a big dumb dumb who only watches Rock movie.
I find his movies slightly boring.
There’s beauty in our pain
He’s an idiot who thinks he’s the pinnacle of knowledge.
One of those restaurateur dolts who think they are god’s gift to cuisine on Kitchen Nightmares.
Stop drinking, bitch boy.
To be fair, I’d take a grilled cheese.
McDonald’s could claim the money after his massive coronary due to his Big Mac addiction.
Who benefits? Probably whoever is making money off you reading it.
I’d be willing to volunteer for science reason.
My local newspaper.
I’m a great actor!!!
That’s highly debatable