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jonnythan
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27/M/NY, New York Join Date: Aug 2005 | Any Digital SLR will allow you to use fully manual controls for aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and white balance. So don't worry about that.
I'd recommend the Canon Rebel XT, Rebel XTi, or the Nikon D40x.
The D40x will be a good bit cheaper than the D60, but almost identical. In my opinion, the D40, D40x, and D60 lack some key features (autofocus points, lens compatibility, high-ISO performance) compared to the Canon Rebel series, which is why I recommend the Rebels.
 "Passion threatens the complacent and fills them with fear. Fear of the new, the deep, and the different. We, on the other hand, seek it out. Endlessly, joyously... and aggressively." | | | Edited: May 06, 2008 @ 20:19 | |
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carlyboo
Mega Über-Meister 4719 points


20/F/London/Burnley, United Kingdom Join Date: Apr 2008 | jonnythan said: Excellent, that's the way to do it. Good luck!
No matter which one you get, you'll be a little overwhelmed at first, but you're guaranteed to have lots of fun.
Ohh definately, im feeling overwhelmed already haha, trying to figure out which camera i want! But hey, ill get used to it, my boyfriends ex boss, is a keen photographer, sells photos on the side, and makes good money, i might ask if i can be an "intern" haha, hes already said i can spend the day with him to see what a professional does!

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