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new DSLR, you have to get?
I am new to this type of camera, but very interested, I have these options, but I'm sure that would be good for me. I live pictures as sharp and shooting a lot of outdoor and macro here are my choices: $ 500 Nikon D-70, UV filter, filter circular polarizer, four SanDisk Ultra memory cards with capacity of 2.5 GB, a 2GB SanDisk Extreme Memory Card, 3 nikon battery packs, battery 1Nikon ADAPTOR for CR-2 batteries 9 CR-2 batteries, manual Nikon, Introduction to D-70 DVD, Battery Charger Nikon, Tamron 28-300mm Tele-Zoom, Nikon wide neck strap Lowepro camera bag (the only thing i dislike is the small LCD screen that is) for $ 400 Nikon D-40 may be used for about a year with a 18-55 and a 55-200 lens. A case that takes all and an accessory lens cleaner. or $ 450 Nikon D60 with 18-55 VR lens
I was about to suggest the first option until I saw the lens … may be desirable but not a good idea. If you have obtained 18 to 55, maybe even VR version, rather than Tammy 28-300 lens, then I would call it a deal if all equipment is in good condition. The 18-55 is only a kit lens too, but apart from being slow (ie, the maximum aperture small) is surprisingly good. Or get the Tamron lens, but be prepared to replace a place soon. The D40 has been interrupted for nearly three years, so get one that has been used only about a year seems unlikely. "I can consider the 55-200 VR is not the version … as I pass it, but I like much the D40. The D60, again seems too expensive compared with the D40 and especially compared to the D70. Note, you can get a kit brand new for D3000 $ 500, or Pentax Kx somewhere in that range too. http://www.adorama.com/INKD3000K.html
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