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    Hate to throw this into the mix but,
    I just bought a Nikon D 5000.
    We have several point and shoots one Cannon and 2 Fujis.
    But we really wanted a DSLR, mostly for sports and vacations.
    The technology in these things is great.
    I really need to go to a class to learn how to use all that it has.
    But out of the box it worked great, and I'm sure the Cannons do as well.
    I bought mine the old fashion way and went to reputable camera store, listened to what they had to say, didn't understand all of it, but listened.
    I paid about $40.00 more than a box store but the info and their help was worth the money.
    I have called there once to ask a question and they were happy to help. So the tech support was worth the extra dough.

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    Love my Rebel. The D5000 is awesome as well. I love it when people ask me what photographer i used for stuff when it was just me (and i'm no photographer). Let us know what you choose.
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    Thanks for the opinions, I have not picked my camera yet so keep them coming.
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    Just an update...

    I purchased a the Canon EOS Rebel T3i 600D from Amazon.com

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    Last edited by Knappster; 04-22-2012 at 08:55 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Knappster View Post
    Just an update...

    I purchased a the Canon EOS Rebel T3i 600D from Amazon.com

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    Sweet!!!

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    thats awesome. My pics changed soo much now that I have this thing
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    I thought if I were going to take photos for the store I should step up in quality.
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