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• CincodeMayo0

  Thanks for the advice guys (sorry, posted before I went to bed and just woke up).

  So if I can't afford a G10 or G9, I should just stick to the point-and-shoot I have rather than upgrade to the SX110IS or SX10IS? I know I can't swap lens on these, but are they not really a step up? They just seem to be a lot more powerful than what I have now...figured they'd be a pretty good middle of the road kinda camera that I could play with an get to know.

  I guess I'm just a little intimidated to jump right into a G or Rebel or EOS or whatever. Any good beginners books or sites I should check out?

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  • photo.net.sky2x
  • Don't be intimidated by the move to an SLR. You can put it on program or green box and have it function as a point and shoot.sky2x
  • But if you want to shoot candids of people you'll quickly appreciate how much faster the shutter response on an SLR.sky2x
  • DSLRs all have auto features that work the same as point and shoots while you're learning.lherb
  • Sorry for the repetition the previous posts weren't up yet.lherb

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