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I have been thinking of buying DSLR for some time now. I have narrowed down
my search to two SLR that I like. The Nikon D50 and the Canon 350D. Which do you think I should go for and why? What do you like or dislike about the camera, if you are a user? |
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I have been thinking of buying DSLR for some time now. I have narrowed down
my search to two SLR that I like. The Nikon D50 and the Canon 350D. Which do you think I should go for and why? I think that you should pick the one that most suits your needs. Makes sense, doesn't it? After all, *you* are planning on using the camera, not us... steve |
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On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 23:15:52 -0600, "Steve Wolfe"
wrote: I have been thinking of buying DSLR for some time now. I have narrowed down my search to two SLR that I like. The Nikon D50 and the Canon 350D. Which do you think I should go for and why? I think that you should pick the one that most suits your needs. Makes sense, doesn't it? After all, *you* are planning on using the camera, not us... steve Very wise and accurate... but doesn't help the OP one bit. Like loudspeaker buying advice: just listen to them and buy the ones you like. Cop-out! Buy the Canon. (Unless you have Nikon lenses, duh..) Generally, Canon seems to have the lead in digital photography today. K.S. |
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![]() "King Sardon" wrote in message ... On Mon, 17 Jul 2006 23:15:52 -0600, "Steve Wolfe" wrote: I have been thinking of buying DSLR for some time now. I have narrowed down my search to two SLR that I like. The Nikon D50 and the Canon 350D. Which do you think I should go for and why? I think that you should pick the one that most suits your needs. Makes sense, doesn't it? After all, *you* are planning on using the camera, not us... steve Very wise and accurate... but doesn't help the OP one bit. I'll help the OP. Buy the Canon. |
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In article [email protected], "abbasam" [email protected] wrote:
I have been thinking of buying DSLR for some time now. I have narrowed down my search to two SLR that I like. The Nikon D50 and the Canon 350D. Which do you think I should go for and why? What do you like or dislike about the camera, if you are a user? Buy the Nikon....better technology in THAT camera.... |
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"abbasam" [email protected] wrote in message news:[email protected]...
I have been thinking of buying DSLR for some time now. I have narrowed down my search to two SLR that I like. The Nikon D50 and the Canon 350D. Which do you think I should go for and why? What do you like or dislike about the camera, if you are a user? These were the 2 i was considering, but they both had very basic kit lenses, so I paid a bit extra and got a d70s which had a much better kit lens. |
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![]() abbasam wrote: I have been thinking of buying DSLR for some time now. I have narrowed down my search to two SLR that I like. The Nikon D50 and the Canon 350D. Which do you think I should go for and why? What do you like or dislike about the camera, if you are a user? You go for the one that feels better when you take pictures with it. Really. Which one has a grip that feels better, which one feels more stable when you take a picture, which one you could stand to walk around with it in your hand all day. They are otherwise nearly identical. Personally, I would go for the Nikon. Not only does it feel better to me, but it has better lenses available for it and I think the buttons and menus are better laid out. My daughter, OTOH, went for the Canon. For the same reasons that I like the Nikon. |
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![]() abbasam wrote: I have been thinking of buying DSLR for some time now. I have narrowed down my search to two SLR that I like. The Nikon D50 and the Canon 350D. Which do you think I should go for and why? What do you like or dislike about the camera, if you are a user? I considered both when I was looking. Never having used a 'real' SLR and neither a Canon nor a Nikon, I went for the Nikon. It felt more tactile and fit my hands better than the Canon. Oh and I found it cheaper on ebay than anything else. Simple as that really. Doc |
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"Adrian Boliston" writes:
"abbasam" [email protected] wrote in message news:[email protected]... I have been thinking of buying DSLR for some time now. I have narrowed down my search to two SLR that I like. The Nikon D50 and the Canon 350D. Which do you think I should go for and why? What do you like or dislike about the camera, if you are a user? These were the 2 i was considering, but they both had very basic kit lenses, so I paid a bit extra and got a d70s which had a much better kit lens. D50 body with the 18-70 lens. ![]() -- Rebecca Ore |
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![]() wrote in message ups.com... abbasam schreef: I have been thinking of buying DSLR for some time now. I have narrowed down my search to two SLR that I like. The Nikon D50 and the Canon 350D. Which do you think I should go for and why? What do you like or dislike about the camera, if you are a user? I bought a Nikon D70s recently. Why? Because i wanted to keep my Nikon lenses. If i wouldn't have had any lenses, chance is that i would have bough a 350D. Maybe, maybe not ... personally, i don't care much about bodies. Until 2 months ago I was using an old Nikon body released in 1980! It was so basic and so old and yet, i liked it and i liked a lot of the pictures i made with it. Both the 350d and the D50/D70 are an incredible technological leap for me. The body's not so important. The lens is important and especially, your talent to see great shots! :-) -Kris Thats makes no sense, especially considering the high cost of todays D-SLR's, surely a sensible person would look at all of the available cameras in their price range and try them to see if there was one that felt just right, you will take far more photos with your digital than you ever did with your film camera why wouldn't ergonomics be high on the wanted features list. Considering you have to get out a pretty large magnifying glass to see the difference in the end result they are all pretty equal. All the manufacturers have a huge range of very good lenses so that is less of a consideration unless you already have some lenses in a particular brand. |
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