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A tough question my friend. Well if you wish to go the slr ( single lens reflex ) route. 
Due to my bias the Canon Eos Rebel xt ( 350D ) Body around 350 $ - ( froogle.com ) is my reccomendation or a nikon of same category

For the lense the either the canon 50mm 2.5f prime or the sigma 50 mm 2.8f  around 250 $ ( shopzilla) should get you fairly close to the desired 1:1 macro. Though I would prefer something higher such as the 100mm or 105 from canon and sigma respectively. 
Unfortunately the total comes out to more than 500$ for the xt &amp; 50mm.

The 12x super zooms can also perform quite reasonably if you couple it with a tripod and zooming in along with manual focus.

Personally, I used the Sony DSC H2 to shoot &quot;macros&quot;. It&#039;s threaded to mount lense adaptors and it&#039;s competent. Of course it is not as good as using an slr with a dedicated macro lense by a long long shot. 

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<p>A tough question my friend. Well if you wish to go the slr ( single lens reflex ) route.<br />
Due to my bias the Canon Eos Rebel xt ( 350D ) Body around 350 $ &#8211; ( froogle.com ) is my reccomendation or a nikon of same category</p>
<p>For the lense the either the canon 50mm 2.5f prime or the sigma 50 mm 2.8f  around 250 $ ( shopzilla) should get you fairly close to the desired 1:1 macro. Though I would prefer something higher such as the 100mm or 105 from canon and sigma respectively.<br />
Unfortunately the total comes out to more than 500$ for the xt &#038; 50mm.</p>
<p>The 12x super zooms can also perform quite reasonably if you couple it with a tripod and zooming in along with manual focus.</p>
<p>Personally, I used the Sony DSC H2 to shoot &#8220;macros&#8221;. It&#8217;s threaded to mount lense adaptors and it&#8217;s competent. Of course it is not as good as using an slr with a dedicated macro lense by a long long shot. </p>
<p>Best of luck</p>
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SLR or DSLR with a macro lens or a zoom lens with macro capabilities along with a sturdy tripod.</description>
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<p>SLR or DSLR with a macro lens or a zoom lens with macro capabilities along with a sturdy tripod.</p>
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Hi!

If you want some real good photography, you should consider a quality lens..
Look around at for a cheap new one!

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<p>Hi!</p>
<p>If you want some real good photography, you should consider a quality lens..<br />
Look around at for a cheap new one!</p>
<p>Love Kim</p>
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SLR 


There are two types of cameras u can look for in this price range..

DSLR Like Camera (Around 350$)
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Fujifilm S9600
Canon SX100
Canon G9

Entry Level DSLR Camera (Around 500$ body without lens)
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Nikon D40
Nikon D40X
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<p>SLR </p>
<p>There are two types of cameras u can look for in this price range..</p>
<p>DSLR Like Camera (Around 350$)<br />
&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;-<br />
Fujifilm S9600<br />
Canon SX100<br />
Canon G9</p>
<p>Entry Level DSLR Camera (Around 500$ body without lens)<br />
&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8211;&#8230;<br />
Nikon D40<br />
Nikon D40X<br />
Canon 350D</p>
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If you want professional, I would advise you to get an SLR (cameras that you can change the lens).  For your sort of project, you would need any SLR body and a macro lens.  This does not fit your range, so you might consider a high end compact camera such as the Canon Powershot G9 or Nikon Coolpix P5100.

Look at the Canon USA and Nikon USA websites for more info.  and
For pricing, check.

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<p>If you want professional, I would advise you to get an SLR (cameras that you can change the lens).  For your sort of project, you would need any SLR body and a macro lens.  This does not fit your range, so you might consider a high end compact camera such as the Canon Powershot G9 or Nikon Coolpix P5100.</p>
<p>Look at the Canon USA and Nikon USA websites for more info.  and<br />
For pricing, check.</p>
<p>Hope this helps.</p>
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SLR stand for  Single Lens Reflex</description>
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<p>SLR stand for  Single Lens Reflex</p>
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