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Canon Digital Rebel XSi
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- 7th of 51 in SLR/Professional
- 7th of 75 in 12 Megapixels
- 11th of 82 in Canon
- 8th of 88 in $350 - $600
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John Snider
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Besides what you listed Pentax K200/K2000 and Olympus Evolts...
Seriously though you want took look at the entire system if you are looking at SLRs and intend to peruse photography as a hobby for a long while. By system I mean look at what lenses and other accessories you will be buying. The thing to remember with SLRs is that the lenses are interchangeable among the same brand for the most part. You also have legacy glass you can pick up on the cheap at EBay.
The other thing to remember... you will be paying as much or twice as much for lenses as you do for the body. The good news is that the lenses, for the most part, are designed to last you a lifetime and will fit for the most part on upgraded camera bodies.
Seriously though you want took look at the entire system if you are looking at SLRs and intend to peruse photography as a hobby for a long while. By system I mean look at what lenses and other accessories you will be buying. The thing to remember with SLRs is that the lenses are interchangeable among the same brand for the most part. You also have legacy glass you can pick up on the cheap at EBay.
The other thing to remember... you will be paying as much or twice as much for lenses as you do for the body. The good news is that the lenses, for the most part, are designed to last you a lifetime and will fit for the most part on upgraded camera bodies.
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