eterrisinCYQX
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...Since I'm sure you get this all the time, and I did search, but I didn't find anything fitting my criteria. I want an entry-level digital SLR, for we'll say $800 Canadian tops. A starter kit for that price would be ideal.
I was looking at the Rebel XTi kit, any opinions on that?
For what it's worth, full manual does not bother me because I'm learning on a full manual Minolta film SLR.
My priorities, in order, are
1) Action shots of extreme sports (Mountain biking, snowmobiling, DH skiing, etc.)
2) Still shots with subjects, i.e my lazy ass dogs.
3) Landscapes, sunsets, the generic hippie crap my mother keeps around, etc.
Lense suggestions would be nice, too.
I love the film Minolta but not being able to judge my shots before I develop them kinda gets frustrating, not to mention developing charges build up quick.
Thanks in advance!
I was looking at the Rebel XTi kit, any opinions on that?
For what it's worth, full manual does not bother me because I'm learning on a full manual Minolta film SLR.
My priorities, in order, are
1) Action shots of extreme sports (Mountain biking, snowmobiling, DH skiing, etc.)
2) Still shots with subjects, i.e my lazy ass dogs.
3) Landscapes, sunsets, the generic hippie crap my mother keeps around, etc.
Lense suggestions would be nice, too.
I love the film Minolta but not being able to judge my shots before I develop them kinda gets frustrating, not to mention developing charges build up quick.
Thanks in advance!