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Old 07-08-2009, 12:25 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default DSLR advice

Hey peeps,

I am looking to buy my first DSLR camera (I do have a little experience with a DSLR-Like and a point and shoot). I was getting tired of not being able to take better pictures so I've decided I'm going to buy a DSLR - Just to have fun, and be a noob with it.

My budget is pretty low (300 - 500$) But I'm not looking for the latest and greatest.

So D-40 or D-60?
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