DSLR Cameras

[Gypsydals]

What is a good but yet easy DSLR camera?? I've been looking on Craigslist and have found a few that are reasonably priced(hubby says hell no on a brand new one). So I thought I would look around for a used one.

 

[Fran101]

I really like my NikonD40. its easy to use and takes pretty pictures lol which is all I wanted

 

[Zoom]

The Nikon D40 is pretty popular with beginners, as is the Canon Rebel series. Mandy just got a T2i and seems pretty impressed with it. I'm still using my D50 (model before D40 came out).

Just make sure you can check to see how many shutter clicks are on the camera, so you're not buying something that is going to die on you soon.

 

[MandyPug]

Mandy just got a T2i and seems pretty impressed with it. .

Indeed i am. I like that it has HD video too (will be useful for agility).

JessLough just got a Rebel XS and she likes hers.

 

[Gypsydals]

The Nikon D40 is pretty popular with beginners, as is the Canon Rebel series. Mandy just got a T2i and seems pretty impressed with it. I'm still using my D50 (model before D40 came out).

Just make sure you can check to see how many shutter clicks are on the camera, so you're not buying something that is going to die on you soon.

Shutter clicks? And how the heck do you check for that?

 

[Libby]

I have a Canon Rebel XTi and I love it. It's my first DSLR

 

[AgilityPup]

I just got a Rebel XSi. I love it, but found my photo quality went to crap right after getting it, because I didn't know how to use it. Now that I'm figuring it out a little more, I'm loving it. <3