Soocom1
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Ill second the KEH route.
Regardless of the make, there are tons of cameras set to do what you want.
Many here prefer the Nikon and if that is what you like, stay committed to it.
But I also tell everyone when asked this type of question, is...Don't take our word for it.
I started shutterbug life with a Minolta and stayed through a 7D until it was stolen, then switched to a Canon.
Go to a camera store and fondle a bunch of cameras.
Nikon, Fuji, canon, whatever you can get your hands on. Feel them.
The Canon 1Ds is a LARGE camera and the wife hates it because of the weight, but LOVES her 70D because it fits her hands.
The Nikons are similar. The larger prosumer SLRs typically are larger.
Smaller cameras like the rebels, D7000, etc. are much smaller in girth. Pick and stay committed to whatever you feel most comfortable with.
Regardless of the make, there are tons of cameras set to do what you want.
Many here prefer the Nikon and if that is what you like, stay committed to it.
But I also tell everyone when asked this type of question, is...Don't take our word for it.
I started shutterbug life with a Minolta and stayed through a 7D until it was stolen, then switched to a Canon.
Go to a camera store and fondle a bunch of cameras.
Nikon, Fuji, canon, whatever you can get your hands on. Feel them.
The Canon 1Ds is a LARGE camera and the wife hates it because of the weight, but LOVES her 70D because it fits her hands.
The Nikons are similar. The larger prosumer SLRs typically are larger.
Smaller cameras like the rebels, D7000, etc. are much smaller in girth. Pick and stay committed to whatever you feel most comfortable with.