Good Cameras

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Adelaide Hills DD
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Good Cameras

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Hey guys, I am considering buying a SLR camera but stuck on which one. It's for taking photos of buses and any other public transport.

Would really appreciate your help :)

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For anyone interested in a good cheap point&shoot pocket camera, check out the Sony model that Aldi is selling next Saturday. 20x zoom, 18 MP, $199. I've got an earlier version and it takes brilliant pics.
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I have a Nikon D7100 which I haven`t tried bus gunzeling with it yet but take damn excellent picture.
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I have a Nikon D7000 and am pretty happy with the quality of photos it takes, ease of use, and start up time.
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