Derrel
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i agree, if you're buying for travel look at mirrorless cameras, They are smaller and lighter with all the features of a DSLR and can easily use DSLR lens.
or look at a used or refurbished Canon and lens if you want the best value
www.flickr.com/photos/mmirrorless
Beagle posts this same nonsense everywhere. I simply have to vehemently disagree with the cannard he posts every time, which is "Easily use" DSLR lenses, which in actuality means NO autofocus, no diaphragm automation, missed focus on many shots, limited light metering modes, limited flash metering modes and other system incompatibilities...perhaps 40 to 75% compatibility with whatever camera one happens to have is what Beagle means by "easily use DSLR lenses"?
Mirrorless: the new religion. Zealots spreading lies about it, over and over in little cannards like "easily use DSLR lenses":.Easily? Hardly. "Use"? Again, if limited metering, limited flash modes, no autofocusing, and other incompatibilities meand "easily used" then--we've got a new Beagle-definition of the word "easily".
Beagle's mirrorless zealotry borders on ridiculous fanatacism, as he tries to convert newbie buyer after newbie buyer with a big lie. Oh, excuse me.. a cannard...a lie by a prettier name.
Spreading bullspit about mirrorless cameras and lenses is really beneath this poster, and this forum. It's about time we put a stop to somebodyrepeating a lie over and over and over again, especially in a forum dedicated to HELPING people make accurate decisions based on truths, not on lies and personal whackery.