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I think you meant Nikon's D800E, yes?
Quote from: 6x6in6 on February 07, 2012, 07:03:08 PMI think you meant Nikon's D800E, yes?Yes, my bad. You are correct, I meant nikon.
when it comes to photography, its really not about what camera body you have. Yes, the D800 would be nice, its the newest of the Nikon line but its starts at $3000 just for the body. To take the pic's, especially wildlife, its more about the glass you have rather then the body. If its Nikon you're looking for, I'd go for a new D7000 or a used D700 and invest in a decent lens. As for Canon, I'm sure a canon shooter will chime in. Good luck with what ever you buy, but shoot lots of photo and learn good technique.
Keep your eyes open on Craigslist ...I Just picked up a Canon 30D..for $325
It's a long ways away from you, but.....http://bellingham.craigslist.org/pho/2820429910.html
Well I agree with Pope and Bone & some others. You can get great pics from an entry level dslr. They have all the bells and whistles, just not as heavily built as the pro cameras. The Canon 20d, 30d, 40d weren't entry level, just older models. If you can find a 30 or 40 with low miles, you will love it. You can get good at dslr photography with a kit lens at first. Learn about shutter speeds for different applications and depth of field. Play around with the thing. It's not that hard once you have it in your hands & you can experiment. Then when you start getting good, you'll want the best lenses you can afford. Go for it. There is no glory in point & shoot.