I am now looking for a nice DSLR digital camera and....?

i have been searching and asking around for more than 2 months now. The ones which in on my mind is between a NIKON D200 and CANON 30D can anyone out there give any advice to which one is the better one thanks, I need to do wedding photodraphy which needs potrait and some macro.

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The 30D is only good for 100,000 shutter actuation's. One of my D200's has over 120,000 and is still going strong.

In addition using image comment, you can embed your copyright on each image as you shoot it.

I shoot most my glamour shots using Nikon's 24-85mm f/2.8 macro zoom.

The D200 also has the capacity of using WiFi to send your images to a computer for instant viewing by the client if you so wish.

Did you check out Ken Rockwell's web site? He writes well, has much experience and compares many cameras.

Unless you fancy cleaning your sensor all the time, go with the nikon - they're not as good at Olympus with the dust reduction but much better than the cannon. I like my olympus but if you're dong professional, I'd go with the nikon.

Again, before considering the Nikon D series or the Canon Rebel series, look into how they handle "image stabilization/vibration reduction." Should purchase a telephoto lense, you have to find out how to control your shaking the lens and do you want to drag along a tripod. Therefore, check into the awarding winning Pentax KD DSLRs beginning with the Pentax K100D starter kit with two Pentax lenses: 18-55 mm. normal and a 50-200 mm. telephoto. The starter kit sells for $600 at samys.com. The Pentax lens system is far more affordable than Nikon or Canon lenses.

Should you have a limited budget, perhaps consider a digicamera with image stabilization such as the Canon PowerShot S2-IS [5.0 mp] [$300] or the S3-IS [6.0 mp] [$350] with a 12X optical zoome [39-435mm] along with built-in stereo microphones for recording sound video [i.e., live piano recording is quite good]. They operate on a set of four rechargeable AA which provides at least 200 shots per charge and uses inexpensive SD memory cards. The sales prices are from amazon.com or samys.com.

Good luck!

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