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What is the best/ cheapest SLR digital camera for a beginner (potentially serious) photographer?

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1. Nikon D80. Yes, the D40X is cheaper, but it doesn't autofocus with all Nikon AF lenses.
2. nikon d40
3. beginner get nikon d40x or canon rebel xti. if you can spend over 1000 without counting the lens then get canon eos 30d onsales now due to 40d out. Is pretty powerful i think, shoot 5fps.
4. ask or phone local camera shops you may get a good deal on `last years` model .it will be a new camera with a full warranty but may lack a few advanced features you can get them for as little as half the price of this` years model` don`t be afraid to haggle over price hope this helps
5. Okay, at the most basic level, ANY of the digital SLRs out there, from the lowest priced to the highest price will do what you are asking above. And frankly, the body is less important than the lenses you select. Finally, the photographer will be the biggest variable, much more so than any camera or lens. So, in terms of camera quality, there's essentially 4 price tiers: Low priced: Pentax K100D (under $500), Nikon D40 (often available under $500), D40x, Canon Rebel XTi, and the older Canon Rebel XT (under $500) Middle-priced: Nikon D80, Pentax K10D High-end enthusiast, low professional, high price: Fujifilm S5 Pro, Nikon D200, Canon 40D, Canon 5D Professional; astronomical price: Nikon D2xs, Nikon D3, Canon 1D series. My recommendation? If you can afford a Nikon D80, that's an excellent choice. If that's out of your reach, you'll be happy with any of the low-end cameras, although the autofocus lens selection for the D40/D40x is slightly more limited than the D80. The Canon XT is a particularly good buy if you can find it (it was available at http://www.buydig.com when i checked). Things to pay attention to for a lens: 1) will it fit your camera? 2) will it autofocus with your camera or manual focus only? 3) what focal lengths does it cover (from how wide to how much telephoto)? Will it do what you want/need? 4) what is the maximum aperture? 5) build quality? 6) and finally, price.