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Need a camera, please help!
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depends what price range you're looking at.... you can get a decent SLR for under $300.
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I don't know if you can really get a digital SLR for that low (even used)... but there still are some pretty cool cameras in that price range. I just picked up a Canon Powershot S2 IS for $498. I've always used SLRs, and this is a point & shoot camera, but I love it. Still love my D70... but the Canon is awesome as well.
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certain point and shoots will take outstanding photos. comparable to SLRs. My D70 (its a Nikon) is a digital SLR. I was in the market for a point and shoot, since I want to have a camera that I can take with me everywhere, and an SLR is just too big. I really think the S2 IS is worth it. If you go to Amazon.com and do a search for "Canon S2 IS", when you go to that product you can actually view user's photos that they took with it. I am blown away by some of them!
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siberlite said:
Basically as long as they're the same lens and pixel quality they should be very similar in that respect. (Saying that there can be variations in some cameras that have the same number of pixels which are older and new ones). The main difference is that you have more control with an SLR, as you can use seperate flashes (some digital compacts let you do this, but not all), you can change the lenses, you have more functions available and so on. It all depends on what you want to do with your photography.
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