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For the holidays, my mom is going to match me for a DSLR camera. I want her to buy my gift on Black Friday so that it'll be cheaper for the both of us. I have been taking photos using point and shoots and other digital cameras for a few years now. I really want one that is professional grade but one that's also pretty user friendly. I'm looking in the 200-600 range (regular price not sale price). I want a camera that's light weight but also really sturdy. Thanks! c: p.s. if you have any pics from the camera that you recommend, a link would be great!!
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Rebel T3's are really good cheap beginner cameras and they are on sale. Rebel T3is are even better, but pricier. You can also get some great, exceptional quality with superzooms that are just that step right below DSLR like the SX50. I'm trying to decide between all of these. You can directly compare cameras and see which one wins here: snapsort.com/compare
Rebel T3's are really good cheap beginner cameras and they are on sale. Rebel T3is are even better, but pricier. You can also get some great, exceptional quality with superzooms that are just that step right below DSLR like the SX50. I'm trying to decide between all of these. You can directly compare cameras and see which one wins here: snapsort.com/compare
Im in the market for a dslr camera, should i buy it before christmas or after christmas? which sale is bigger?
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i wanted to buy a dslr camera (canon rebel xti or nikon d40x) and was wondering will i get a better discount/deal for the before christmas sale or after christmas sale. any input appreciated.
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Ahem. "Gray" cameras from Nikon or Canon are not plastic versions of metal cameras sold in the USA. Rather, they are identical cameras that have NOT been brought into the country by official import channels. Since Nikon and Canon do not have any control or share of the distribution, they refuse to provide the same level of support and service. It would be like you buying something from one store, and expecting another store to help you with how to use your new item, or expecting free adjustments. Gray market cameras are physically identical (except for the occasional label), but have not earned warranty or after warranty support. Example: Nikon will never repair a gray market Nikon in the USA, even if you offer to pay in full.
My advise for buying a camera? Buy it now. Trust me, there are huge discounts now for your Canon Rebel XTi or Nikon D40x. Yes, there will be some discounts after Xmas, but there's two major concerns.
1. You may be buying a camera that someone got as a gift, and returned. The stores will "check" them, and put them back on the shelf.
2. You'll miss all the great photos for the next few weeks. Missed photos are lost photos.
In either case,since you've narrowed your choices down, I make one strong recommendation. Go into a camera store and try both camera bodies out. See which one suits your hands, your style, and feels most like an extension of you. More bells and whistles mean nothing if the camera gets in the way of your photography.
Hope this is helpful.
Ahem. "Gray" cameras from Nikon or Canon are not plastic versions of metal cameras sold in the USA. Rather, they are identical cameras that have NOT been brought into the country by official import channels. Since Nikon and Canon do not have any control or share of the distribution, they refuse to provide the same level of support and service. It would be like you buying something from one store, and expecting another store to help you with how to use your new item, or expecting free adjustments. Gray market cameras are physically identical (except for the occasional label), but have not earned warranty or after warranty support. Example: Nikon will never repair a gray market Nikon in the USA, even if you offer to pay in full.
My advise for buying a camera? Buy it now. Trust me, there are huge discounts now for your Canon Rebel XTi or Nikon D40x. Yes, there will be some discounts after Xmas, but there's two major concerns.
1. You may be buying a camera that someone got as a gift, and returned. The stores will "check" them, and put them back on the shelf.
2. You'll miss all the great photos for the next few weeks. Missed photos are lost photos.
In either case,since you've narrowed your choices down, I make one strong recommendation. Go into a camera store and try both camera bodies out. See which one suits your hands, your style, and feels most like an extension of you. More bells and whistles mean nothing if the camera gets in the way of your photography.
Hope this is helpful.
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