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Old 05-17-2007, 09:31 AM   #2
maniaringsq

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This is a tough comparison to make. I suggest reading this review (simply click the "in-depth review" for each camera to see a good side by side comparison with photographic tests) and analyzing the two based upon the particular selling points that matter most to you. One thing to also consider is the lens systems for each brand, which may again come down to you and your subject matter. I made this decisions about eighteen months ago and opted for Canon because I liked their lenses for sports shooting, but you may find differently, so tell us what you'll be shooting.
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