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xs is possible its the cheapest of the canon product line and used he could prob get it for that much if its in ok but not great condition

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You can find a lot of answers on prob everything you need by just searching it on http://www.kenrockwell.com/search.htm

matters if its like highly used. slr's have shutter counts and many only last for about 75,000 shots and the cheaper the camera usually the less shots it will last so i would check that out first.

basically, you dont need to kno what it means really you just need to know how to use one and the mechanics of the lens and f-stop and shutter speed and what you use at certain times. Do some research and learn some about it then commit to buying an slr

Short for single lens reflex, it a term associated with cameras and digital cameras. SLR cameras use a mirror between the lens and the film, or image sensor , to provide a focus screen. This means the image you see in the viewfinder (or LCD) will be the same as what appears on film or as...

nikon d40 ive seen some amazing shots with them but some of the newer lenses arent compatible with them but i think its only the silent wave motor lenses

the other 6% prob get smaller, ahha like the stupid stuff works anyway

ahha i kno its determined by the searches but i def don't look that up that's why its funny and they are the only ads that ever come up

100% guarantee but it works 94% of the time

What the shit....they're showing up everywhere now!

sick pictures man have to say my favorite one is the one with all the powder and one set of ski tracks through it def really good

Haha, what is NS coming to?

yeah that's a hummingbird and it flew into a window and was kinda stunned for a while so it just walked around and i saw it and decided to take a couple pictures of it. it didn't really mind at the moment how close i was, and if flew right off like a minute after i took the picture, i guess i...

ill get right to it when our season here on the east coast starts

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sorry sorry, My baddd, i am that silly i guess

how would i go about this and get it going though?

for point and shoot the sony dsc-w300 takes really good quality pictures and does amazing close up at like 5cm, and has manual control i have one that i loved but i moved up to a dslr which would be my recommendation

the wide angle converters will bring down the quality of the shot so i would go for the nikon i think its 10.5 mm fisheye