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What kind of Canon film camera do you have? If it is an EOS version, then you would be well advised to get a Canon DSLR because you already have lenses that you can use. The new &quot;prosumer&quot; version cameras (like the 40D and 50D) offer a lot of &quot;bang for the buck&quot; and are around $1500. A good Canon flash will set you back another $300-400. If you can&#039;t afford that much, the Canon Digital Rebel series cameras are very good for around $400-$900 depending on the model you choose. Good luck to you! Happy shooting!</description>
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<p>What kind of Canon film camera do you have? If it is an EOS version, then you would be well advised to get a Canon DSLR because you already have lenses that you can use. The new &#8220;prosumer&#8221; version cameras (like the 40D and 50D) offer a lot of &#8220;bang for the buck&#8221; and are around $1500. A good Canon flash will set you back another $300-400. If you can&#8217;t afford that much, the Canon Digital Rebel series cameras are very good for around $400-$900 depending on the model you choose. Good luck to you! Happy shooting!</p>
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A top of the line Nikon such as the D3, or if you have limited funds then a good used D1, you should find a D1 for under $400.00. Just make sure it&#039;s from a reputable shop.</description>
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<p>A top of the line Nikon such as the D3, or if you have limited funds then a good used D1, you should find a D1 for under $400.00. Just make sure it&#8217;s from a reputable shop.</p>
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i&#039;d start with a dslr.

I&#039;m not a camera guru, but one of my close friends got a canon rebel xsi for his birthday a month ago and loves it.</description>
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<p>i&#8217;d start with a dslr.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m not a camera guru, but one of my close friends got a canon rebel xsi for his birthday a month ago and loves it.</p>
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I would recommend an S.L.R
I started out with a Nikon D80. I loved it. I still use it sometimes. The quality is great and it&#039;s not too expensive. Since you are starting out, I would maybe even suggest a Nikon D60. A good flash would also be a good thing to get.

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<p>I would recommend an S.L.R<br />
I started out with a Nikon D80. I loved it. I still use it sometimes. The quality is great and it&#8217;s not too expensive. Since you are starting out, I would maybe even suggest a Nikon D60. A good flash would also be a good thing to get.</p>
<p>good luck</p>
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