caitlyn_chapman

<p>Used is a good way to go for your first foray into digital SLRs but you may be forfeiting a good warranty, and camera repairs are EXPENSIVE. I would suggest starting with the D90, learn the ropes without breaking the bank, then when you're ready, because it's a very current camera, you can sell it and upgrade to a 300s or 700. You can also experiment with video with the D90. You're on the right track with keeping your 55, which will remain a great portrait lens on the digital body, and the addition of a 70-300 is typical. Just consider what you shoot.</p>

<p>I've never had a problem, I have the same setup (I bought the 50/1.8 to use until I decide on a portrait lens.. decisions!) on a 50D with a 580EX II... although I do use the flash on manual most often.</p>

<p>I have heard that Ryerson University in Toronto is amazing, but don't know first-hand. Does anyone know? I am thinking of going there....</p>

<p>Thanks!<br>

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