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SLR vs Compact
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What is a great entry-level SLR camera and how does an SLR compare to a compact camera? This question can only be answered by looking at the pros and cons of each recommendation.
High Performance Compacts from $200-$800
PROS (compared to SLR) small and lightweight discreet and easy video comes standard No need to change lens
CONS (compared to SLR) picture taking can be slower Image quality can be lower Battery power does not last long Flash is weak
top pick for compact camera Canon Powershot G12 - $500-$700 Product Highlights
Able to use the right lens for specific job Better quality in all situations Faster shooting Add-on Flash with diffuser gives professional results
SLR CONS
Lens cost extra More prone to damage or thief More expensive Need to purchase more accessories
SLR top pick - 600D Canon$700-965 - Body onlyProduct Highlights
Even better SLR Canon cameras 60D $1000-1200 7D $1900-2000 (serious or semi-pro) 5D MKII $2700-2800 (affordable pro option) 1D Mark IV $5600-5700 (Full Pro) Lens and Accessories to consider Best inexpensive general purpose lens Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM $500-$750
Best professional general purpose lens Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM $1250-$1480
Best inexpensive portrait lens Normal EF 50mm f/1.4 USM Autofocus Lens $450-$600
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