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Canon Digital Rebel XTi / Canon 400D (Lens Included)
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- 59th of 102 in 9 and 10 Megapixels
- 48th of 82 in Canon
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The XTI should be just fine for your needs. Gives you manual control but isn't as highly priced as some of the professional DSLRs. I know at least a few people who shoot weddings and other pro situations with the XTI and are very happy. Moving from film, I'm sure you'll find all the manual control you need in this camera.
The 18-55 is a nice all-purpose lens; the main thing here is that when you buy this camera with the lens, you're getting the lens at a VERY good price, so I never recommend that someone NOT buy it. It's a deal, basically. The lens could certainly be better in some ways, but for what you're paying for it, it's well worth it. You might find it suits your needs, too; depending on factors like how far away you're shooting, among other things. You may find that using a lens hood in bright light will improve your corner quality immensely.
The 18-55 is a nice all-purpose lens; the main thing here is that when you buy this camera with the lens, you're getting the lens at a VERY good price, so I never recommend that someone NOT buy it. It's a deal, basically. The lens could certainly be better in some ways, but for what you're paying for it, it's well worth it. You might find it suits your needs, too; depending on factors like how far away you're shooting, among other things. You may find that using a lens hood in bright light will improve your corner quality immensely.
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