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2007-05-31, 10:17 PM
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Until today, I had found myself with a large surplus of of Best Buy gift certificates.
 I no longer have that issue. 8 Megapixels, good for 600 shots on one battery, shoots in Jpeg or RAW format. It was the kit with the 18mm-55mm EF-S lens. You have full control over ISO, Aperture, Shutter speed ect. Unfortunately it's hard to take pictures of the camera as it's the only camera I've got. I'm trying to get into it as a new hobby(specificaly HDR photography: see www.stuckincustoms.com for examples.). Probably just as expensive as video gaming(or more if I buy the fancy lenses) but I'm willing to bet that photography gets the chicks a bit better.  Anyway, are any of you guys into it at all? I'm really looking for some advice on a good general purpose lens for mainly outdoors scenery and wildlife shooting.
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