Digital Cameras

[Vulture]

Those are some wonderful shots. I need to go borrow my dads Rebel X2 and get a few shots of San Diego. Its been a little since I played with SLR's but I think I can get some decent shots. I just need to get a decent tripod instead of the horrid monopod he has.

[Bubba_tea]

dpreview.com is a great resource. Lots of very detailed reviews and tests. I love the canon cameras and moved from a G3 to a rebel XT. The fold-out screen makes for a lot of fun and what I bought for my wife in her A320 or somethinglikethat...

Anyways, the rotating view screen gives you good shot perspective like:

Ozark box turtle



And photostich does:

Seattle skyline

[swampdonkey]

Always been a fan of the Nikons, although their customer service is, well, weak...but what large company these days gives a rats butt about customer service?! Recently upgraded to the Nikon D300. Brilliant camera esp when using Nikkor glass.

[tjkoko_off]

I love my Leica D-Lux3 and D-Lux4:

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read. ... e=30011752

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read. ... e=29911790

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read. ... e=29911957

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read. ... e=29914948

http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read. ... e=29914808

[yukondoit]

There are some really good cameras out there for lower prices. The new Canon Powershot Digital Elph - the SD 1100 -- is totally awesome. Also, the Canon S3 IS (the pro series) is great, and not too expensive, I think mine was about $350.

I'm stepping up to a Canon 5D for Xmas (that's a $2000+ step) but little cameras can do pretty well too. I shot this with my S3 IS:



I've just amazing photos with my $200 Digital Elph, too -- so don't despair if you can't get an expensive one!