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SThom3095 wrote:
Thanks everyone for the awesome responses! It is giving me a lot to think about it, and I appreciate the advice.
So, I'm sorry to mention Nikon over here in the Canon Forum... But what I'm hearing a lot of in this advice is that either a rebel or a 5D would be a good place for me to start. I do not really want to go the Rebel route, because I want a camera that I do not have to replace as soon, and I feel like I would end up wanting to replace the Rebel before the 5D. But I'm wondering how this compares to getting something like the Nikon D7000? The D7100 just came out, and so the D7000 is a great price. I feel like it is a step above something like a Rebel, and I can get it and a decent lens for my $1000.
What are peoples' thoughts on the D7000 vs the 5D? I really like the idea of going with Canon, but at my price range, the D7000 seems like a good option.
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i am a Nikon D700, i had previously used, and started with Canon, Canon XS,XSI,20D,30,40D, 5D, 5DMK 2, they are very nice, and some I hade more than twice, sadly, but my story ends with this advice, I loved the Canon 5D MK I, and hands down recommend it as a tool to learn for many years, and learn is what you will do with outstanding iq, for the amount paid today!! Get it, a 50mm 1.8D, and any other lenses you like, with or without the "L" designation, it means nothing in the terms of what they can resolve, its not like you will not that that shot without one, yes, they can get you places, albeit at a budget most of us cannot afford, and those of us than can, have an idea where any other lens will take us. Good luck on your journey, and enjoy the ride, photography is fun, cool, and a staple of many generations, with that one shot they will show for many years, and pass on to their young, just look at some other posters here, for the proof!
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