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  • 06-01-2011, 12:27 AM
    pinkeye714
    What kinda camera do you have?
    my old camera broke which was which was an old Nikon E5000. and i am looking for another not expensive SLR camera. I need it for work and just cannot pick. i am scared of just going out and buying one too. any help?
  • 06-01-2011, 09:50 AM
    kitedemon
    I am sure you will get lots of buy this or buy that. The real trick is finding what you need not what I need. Sit down and make a list of what matters to you, compare that list to the offerings I am guessing that as you have a Nikon lens you will look there first? Personally I'd put more cash in optics than in body. The bodies in the price point you are speaking of are very similar, marketing and software separate them. You can download the manual for most cameras read it before you go to look at it. Then when you place it in your hand (do that before you buy) you have some clue of how to work it.
    Alex
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