I am looking into getting into photography?

Which camera is best for a begginer?

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Good choice on your first camera.
Of course you want to get the one with the lens.
I have switched from Nikon to Canon, and have been loving every minute of it. You want to stick with whatever you buy because this is going to be your back up camera for later.
Therefore, if you buy a canon, you already have a lens to use on your next canon. If you buy a nikon later, you will have to buy a lens on top of the camera itself.

Remember to get at least a 2GB card.
Hope this helps!
So, with that being said, happy shooting.

Sweet! Photography is killer. But personally, I think, if you really are serious about starting photography, that you should start off with a film camera. It can still be a 35 mm, but start off with film, then work your way up the ladder to a digital. If you start off with a manual film camera, you will appreciate your digital canon once you get cause everything is done for you. Plus, film is much more fun. The dark rooms, but be aware of film exposure, I have exposed tons of film. But you learn from your mistakes. Go to your local camera exchange, and get a good quality film camera. Good luck man.
Peace Out.

If this is your first camera then don't spend to much money at first a kodak easy share type camera works well. As far as your choices the top one does not come with any lenses and the bottom one does they are both the same camera body. Then as you get a better eye and need more features justifying a Cannon, Sony or Nikon with feature you want to use. At that point you will need to think long term once you pick a camera, the lenses you'll keep forever and you will upgrade just the body.

I would recommend Nikon D40 for a beginner. Because it has very logical menu and settings for beginner so it easy to understand the camera. I'm afraid that Canon might confuse you, especially when you are a beginner but it depends. But the bad thing about Nikon D40 is that it doesn't have no lens motor in body means non-AF-S/AF-I lenses are manual focus only (Nikon D40x has). But I highly recommend D40 because this is the camera what helped me to understand about DSLR's.

Please read this link if contemplating between Canon and Nikon.

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If you are starting off in photography then you are better to get a 35mm film camera with one or two prime lenses.

They are the same camera, but you want the one with the lens.

The first one is "body only," which means you would need to buy a lens seperately. Unless you already have Canon lenses, you're going to want to buy the second one. =]

this web site helped me choosing photography equipment so hopefully it will help you. Good luck!!
http://photo.net/equipment/canon/

both should be fine, but im not 100% sure which is best or better. good luck, photography that seems really fun!
=)

getting a fancy camera dosent make you a good photographer

Both are excellent :)