AlexFromTarget
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so im reaaly interested to get into photgraphy and was wondering what is a good starting dslr camera and what lenses should i buy at the start i dont really want to go over 1100
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ImNotARacist
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Canon T2i
http://www.kmcamera.com/product-p/can4462b003.htm Body and lens $799
Tamron 10mm-24mm
http://www.google.com/products/catalog?client=safari&rls=en&q=SP+AF10-24mm+F/3.5-4.5+Di+II&oe=UTF-8&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=7462530971765665256&sa=X&ei=Y66-TtDXG6qWiQK_wNX5Ag&ved=0CDoQ8wIwAQ#ps-sellers Lens $370
http://www.kmcamera.com/product-p/can4462b003.htm Body and lens $799
Tamron 10mm-24mm
http://www.google.com/products/catalog?client=safari&rls=en&q=SP+AF10-24mm+F/3.5-4.5+Di+II&oe=UTF-8&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=7462530971765665256&sa=X&ei=Y66-TtDXG6qWiQK_wNX5Ag&ved=0CDoQ8wIwAQ#ps-sellers Lens $370
Laurent.
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It depends on what you want.
Most people will recommend the Canon 600D (or Rebel T3i whatever it's called in the U.S.A.)
If you want a full feature DSLR that encompasses all that would be required to take you from rank novice to serious enthusiast without breaking a sweat get the 600D. You won't have to worry about changing camera body for a while and can explore the movie making as well quite easily.
If you require a more robust body and better camera handling. The top LCD is really a must and the better focusing will make a long shoot far smoother. Oh and: HIGHER BURST RATE!
If you go for the 600D you will have more budget for lenses.
Get the 600D with a kit zoom lens, lenses won't get cheaper and they are decent enough to begin with.
With the rest of the money invest in a 50mm prime.
And watch DigitalRevtv on youtube, it's like the Top Gear for cameras with an asian with a British accent.
600D review:
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Most people will recommend the Canon 600D (or Rebel T3i whatever it's called in the U.S.A.)
If you want a full feature DSLR that encompasses all that would be required to take you from rank novice to serious enthusiast without breaking a sweat get the 600D. You won't have to worry about changing camera body for a while and can explore the movie making as well quite easily.
If you require a more robust body and better camera handling. The top LCD is really a must and the better focusing will make a long shoot far smoother. Oh and: HIGHER BURST RATE!
If you go for the 600D you will have more budget for lenses.
Get the 600D with a kit zoom lens, lenses won't get cheaper and they are decent enough to begin with.
With the rest of the money invest in a 50mm prime.
And watch DigitalRevtv on youtube, it's like the Top Gear for cameras with an asian with a British accent.
600D review:
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