If you want a starting DSLR or Mirrorless, there is no way you'll pull off one for $200 (Sorry, man). The top brands are Sony, Canon & Nikon for DSLR. You can ignore Sony unless you're going Full Frame ($2K+).
Nikon D3300 is a fantastic starter DSLR. It's 24.2 MP (Megapixels) and can do some great work when paired up with a great lens. The only downsides to Nikon (In my personal opinion) are that the UI isn't as user-friendly as Canon's and the lens choices aren't the best (Canon has created amazing focal length lenses that you won't find on Nikon). It's practically the big reason why so many Canon users stick with Canon. Still, if you take the time to learn, it's definitely worth it. Nikon cameras produce rich images, but are a little behind on the movie mode.
For Canon, The T5i is great. Sadly, the megapixel count is only at 18. but with a wider selection of lenses and a fantastic movie mode mixed with a user-friendly UI, it's a good camera.
Now, before you choose your camera, lenses, etc.. what are you interested in shooting? Landscape? Portraits? Fashion? Sports? It's always good to have a rough idea at what you want to do with the camera and purchase your lenses based on that choice. Hopefully some of this info helps.
