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ok I hope some one could help me out.
Yes I'm a newb with profesional camera's alway's had the point and shoot compact, just baught a olympus fe-140 6 meg and I wasnt really happy with it. I like to take pictures of cloose ups and wildlife. I want a digital camera I can put other lens's on ,,, like buy a lens at a local pawn shop and put it on my digital camera. that is most compatable with lens from like 35mm film cameras. could anyone sugest a camera around 300 bucks? thanks Jeff |
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Try a Pentax ist DL. BuyDig.com has them on sale for body only at about $440.00 I think now. Pentax is offering a $l00 rebate on this particular camera body only. That would put the cost in the $300.00 range. The Pentax K mount is very versatile and there are many manufacturers who make lenses for the Pentax K mount. You can find lots of lenses inexpensively on eBay, at pawn shops, etc. I found a Vivitar l35mm lens on eBay which was sold by a pawn shop and bought it for only $l5.00. To my amazement it turned out to be a really good sharp lens, light weight to carry about, and takes super pictures. You can buy older used lenses for Pentax K mount in manual or automatic types. So I hope this helps! Have fun looking.
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Pentax *istDL is probably the lowest priced DSLR yet has similar features to the Nikon D50, Canon 350D and Olympus E-500. Together these cameras make up the entry level for digital SLR cameras, most other models cost considerably more.
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would a cannon s-2 be a good choice?
I have seen them low as 267.00 |
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Rather than look for a DSLR, I suggest you go with a fixed lens ultrazoom. Look at the Panasonic FZ series.
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