What type of camera do you all use?

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Originally Posted by pitsandpythons

Did you get any specific model of the Canon Rebel? I've been looking at the XS, maybe the XSi...

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I have the XSi and like it!! I am still figuring out how to use it?? I tis doing most of the work at this point. :cool:

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old pictures I got were with an olmpus ( spelling I could never spell it right with out it in found of me ) 3.1 meg camersa was a geart camera. I am now using a kodak easyshare c160 since the other went mia (got it from my sister who got 4 or 5 camera all different models. this one i am still learning to use.

Canon v. Nikon is just like Coke or Pepsi, Ford or Chevy, etc. You're never going to get a straight answer. I personally went with a Nikon D40. It felt the best in my hands compared to the Canon. Plus a good buddy has Nikon gear, so we can swap lenses which means I have free access to even more equipment.

My suggestion is to go to a store and hold them in your hands and pick the one that feels "right". They will all take great pictures and you'll be the limiting factor, not the camera itself (at least for a while).

I have the Pentax K10d and like it alot. I am probably going to join a photo club to get some pointers for using it correctly.

Dave

With today's camera technology, you can get a really decent camera for a couple hundred dollars. Any DSLR camera will be a wise investment, but it's not for everyone. We've got a couple DSLR cameras, but my wife loves her small Nikon Coolpix D210. I don't think it sold for much more than $150.

Good Luck!
Jim Smith

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Originally Posted by FIREball

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That's my type of camera...;);)

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Originally Posted by Blue Apple Herps

Canon v. Nikon is just like Coke or Pepsi, Ford or Chevy, etc. You're never going to get a straight answer. I personally went with a Nikon D40. It felt the best in my hands compared to the Canon. Plus a good buddy has Nikon gear, so we can swap lenses which means I have free access to even more equipment.

My suggestion is to go to a store and hold them in your hands and pick the one that feels "right". They will all take great pictures and you'll be the limiting factor, not the camera itself (at least for a while).

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So now I gotta find the Coke DSLR Camera for me...LOL:):)

You cant go wrong with either Canon or Nikon. Its the glass that is the most important part!

I have a nikon d40x and love it.

I use nikkon D90 with 60mm lens. You can't go wrong with Nikon or Canon just try and test both, and go which one fits in your hands.