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Canon Vs. Nikon
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<blockquote data-quote="thomas998" data-source="post: 1009623" data-attributes="member: 111388"><p>The first question is what lenses do you have that you would use with the DSLR... realize that unless you go high-end the lenses you have will suffer the multiplier effect of either 1.5x with the Nikon or 1.6x with the Canon.... so odds are you will want to get new lenses even with a Canon if you plan on doing any wide angle work.</p><p></p><p>That said the best advice you've gotten so far is to see how they feel in your hands.</p><p></p><p>If cost is a factor then you might want to list out the must haves that you want to meet... and don't forget the flash, your old canon flash wont work on a DSLR so that is an expense you need to keep in mind. Flashes for DSLRs aren't cheap and the non-brand flashes that you could use with film camera don't really exist for digital one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thomas998, post: 1009623, member: 111388"] The first question is what lenses do you have that you would use with the DSLR... realize that unless you go high-end the lenses you have will suffer the multiplier effect of either 1.5x with the Nikon or 1.6x with the Canon.... so odds are you will want to get new lenses even with a Canon if you plan on doing any wide angle work. That said the best advice you've gotten so far is to see how they feel in your hands. If cost is a factor then you might want to list out the must haves that you want to meet... and don't forget the flash, your old canon flash wont work on a DSLR so that is an expense you need to keep in mind. Flashes for DSLRs aren't cheap and the non-brand flashes that you could use with film camera don't really exist for digital one. [/QUOTE]
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