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In response to "Time to upgrade to a serious camera. 10+ megapixels and a real lens. Budget under $500 " by Dr.Vermin

what SLR really means is 1) it is not point and shoot (for the most part) and 2) lenses are sold separately and are expensive

Posted by decline (aka Decline) Oct 13 '09, 11:29

ISO is film speed. the faster the speed, the more quickly you can capture moving objects. For instance rain drops or athletes running down a field.

Personally, I recommend Canon.

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coworker bought a Sigma 30mm f/1.4 lens for his Nikon ... over 600 bucks -- nm - Beryllium Oct 13, 11:31 1
- I spent $300 on one of the Canon telephoto lenses (it was last year's model ) -- nm - decline Oct 13, 11:34

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what SLR really means is 1) it is not point and shoot (for the most part) and 2) lenses are sold separately and are expensive

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