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Tomorrow, I'm going out to buy my DSLR.
Here's the problem. I need to know what you recommend I get. I don't know what I want, and I've read a million reviews. I need something user-friendly, that I can start out simple but still learn how to use it a lot more... I want something that doesn't take a TON of learning how to use at first, but still something that I can learn to use more when I have the time, if that makes sense. I'm looking for something in the under $650 range or so, but I think I could go up to $750, I *think*... And should I just get the camera, or are there certain lenses etc that I should buy? What do I need? I'm fine with just getting the basics for now, and working my way up to more lenses, etc. I just want something with more power. When I was in 9th grade (yeah, I know, ages ago... I've been out of high school for 4 years...), I worked with a DSLR (don't recall the kind) and I remember liking it SO much more than anything I'd ever used. I'm sick of point and shoot cameras, and more than anything, I'm sick of using my phone to take photos. I want something with more.... wow. PLEASE HELP ME CHOOSE! What do you use? What have you used? What's best? What should I avoid at all costs? Thanks in advance! (PS. After I get it, I'll probably be asking how to use it... lol)
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I'm a Canon girl...always have been, I prefer how they fit in my hands. I have the XS and I love it, but I'd say go with the XSi if you can afford it..it has just a few more perks that make a nice difference. You can get it with just the kit lens to start, and then I'd suggest probably a 50 mm lens and maybe a good zoom lens as well as you can afford them and feel the need.
I'd make sure to get a UV filter and a good strap when you get your camera as well. A really comfy strap can make a difference when using it for long periods.
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Im a Canon girl as well and LOVE my Xsi! I have the kit lens and its an ok lense to use if you are just starting out. I have a 50 mm lens and a zoon lens too but if you can't afford them now its not a big deal.
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I have a Canon Rebel T1i. It's awesome! I'm still only using the kit lense though. I've been very happy with it!!!
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I must be in the minority because I am a Nikon girl! I have a D3000 and I absolutely love it but my point and shoot was a Nikon as well so I felt really comfortable with that brand. I only have the kit lens but I loooove this camera. I would just hold a few and see how they feel in your hand.
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Another Canon girl here...I have the Rebel XTi and I LOVE it...
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