Hello all,
Since DSLRs are so painfully expensive I have decided to stop saving up and buy a good film SLR.
I was considering Canon Rebel 2000 (EOS 300 in UK, I think) but my plan got soured by one review on photo.net that its plastic lens mouth wears off in time. My friend baught a Nikon F75 (also named N75) but I don't want it because there is no manual ISO setting.
Here are the points to consider:
Since DSLRs are so painfully expensive I have decided to stop saving up and buy a good film SLR.
I was considering Canon Rebel 2000 (EOS 300 in UK, I think) but my plan got soured by one review on photo.net that its plastic lens mouth wears off in time. My friend baught a Nikon F75 (also named N75) but I don't want it because there is no manual ISO setting.
Here are the points to consider:
- 1. I had an SLR before so I'm not totally new at this. But I'm not really in the advanced stage either.
2. I need a camera that will last and have enough features for use even when I buy a more advanced camera.
3. It has to be cheap! :? because of obvious reasons.
4. Canon is prefered because of the vast options in lens.
5. Manual ISO a must, for creativity.