Re: Getting my first DSLR camera

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TheAnalyzer join:2006-01-20	reply to TheAnalyzer Re: Getting my first DSLR camera Thanks guys for all the suggestions. $1200 - $1500 would be overkill.. I'm not a professional photographer I think around $400-$800 would be more appropriate for me I guess. Thing is I actually still have the Minolta X300 with a couple of lenses. Back in the old days I did everything by hand even had a 'dark room' . Now I'm all new to the digital Imaging stuff.. I have no clue what good body - lens combos are nowadays and what the 'must have' features are. I just want to have a good start. TA -- quod erat demonstrandum
TheAnalyzer join:2006-01-20	to forum · permalink · 2012-08-01 12:49:55 ·
ARGONAUT got android? Premium join:2006-01-24 New Albany, IN kudos:1	EOS M EF-M 22mm STM Kit »www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/···_stm_kit That will cover all the bases and not bust the bank.
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JTM1051 Premium,MVM join:2000-07-08 Moorpark, CA kudos:1	said by ARGONAUT: EOS M EF-M 22mm STM Kit »www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/···_stm_kit That will cover all the bases and not bust the bank. Not if the OP wants a DSLR; i.e., viewfinder. IHMO the T3i with the 18-135mm IS for the additional $50 provides overall better deal than the M with a fixed 22mm lens. Unless someone real wants compact mirror-less type digicam.
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