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I was a gymnast for about 6 years and competed in USGA all around a 5 state region. Just curious.
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They have a 30D, 40D, 50D and 60D, too. These are kinda the big brothers to the Rebel line. |
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05-23-2013, 02:11 PM | #6 | |
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My old Nikon d-70 shoots 6 mega -pixels and the images are fantastic I shoot around 12 mega pixels now and some of the Canons shoot 23 mega pixels. You can't email anything that size and you'll spend your life in post production. The high res cameras now are like the medium format film cameras of yesteryear. |
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05-23-2013, 01:43 PM | #7 |
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Ugh, so many armchair experts in here.
I would strongly suggest going with a "super-zoom" type camera instead of a DSLR. These offer amazing features and basically all manual controls you get with a DSLR without having to carry around an enormous bag and switching lenses all the time. Canon has a 80% market share for a very good reason, virtually every single product they make is superior to anything else on the market. Think about how competitive the camera market has become and for Canon to still have that kind of hold on the market only happens for very good reasons. Also consider what your typical shooting environment will be and how many lens changes will be required. Unless it will become a major hobby for you later on, I don't see any reason as to why you would want to invest in a DSLR + glass (by far the biggest cost of any DSLR) at this point, it will just be more hassle than it's worth for you at the moment. Save half your money and buy this: http://www.amazon.com/Canon-PowerSho...ef=pd_sim_p_56 /former finance manager for a major camera manufacturer for 4 years if that matters (not Canon) |
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Canon T2 or T3 is tough to beat for the money.
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I can vouch for the Nikon D5200. It is outstanding! With a 18-200mm Nikon lens, it is by far the best DSLR I've ever owned.
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05-23-2013, 02:07 PM | #11 |
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Thanks. Looks like I need to start saving a bit more cash to get those.
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maybe look into the mirrorless? like micro four thirds or the sony nex line?
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I'm still shooting my Canon xT1, but I'd recommend anything in that line. Some people will tell you you have to go to the Mark series, but that's frankly bull. Like someone mentioned earlier, it's the glass. I've been a serious amateur (and now semi-pro) for many years and 90% of it is who's behind the eyepiece looking through what glass. The only thing I don't like about the current T series is that they use SD cards and my hands just don't fit those very well. With Canon coming out with their new T-5, look for the prices to drop on the t-3 and T-4s.
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