ThatsSomeBadHatHarry
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howarde:Are you looking to go DSLR?
yes, at least, i think so.
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howarde:Are you looking to go DSLR?
I would recommend the Rebel XT in the entry level... Even though I shoot Nikon... My friend (photographer and store owner) who is a Nikon and Canon dealer makes this recommendation too (he shoots Nikon also) and we were just talking about this exact thing the other day. (I own the store upstairs from the Camera store)ThatsSomeBadHatHarry:yes, at least, i think so.
i just re-read this thread...catherine96821:I pay you to euthanize my neighbor's poodle.
alcina:Body only, or maybe with a kit lens...but not housing, ports, cords, lenses, focus rings, arms, handles, trays, strobes, Woody's dioptres and other goodies Shopping is fun!!
alcina:I'd have a look at the Sigma 17-70 lens, too, if you are going dslr. It's got a good range on it so can be used for a walk-around lens. It has a very good close focus ability and "macro" is pretty good. Nice versatile lens for not a lot of money - about $340 ish. Beats the 18-55 kit lens, imho, and the 17-85 kit lens doesn't work in some housings, so watch that
Shopping is fun! Can't wait to see what you end up with.
I would agree, but this is well above the OP's stated price rangeRafael:i'm sure the D-80 is going to be a hit