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Smiles111
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Where should I go to try out beginner level DSLR cameras?
I've read some posts here saying it's best to really handle the cameras and get the feel of them.
What's a good store (in Nassau) to do that?
Best Buy? Others...?
TIA! 
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Posted 9/17/10 1:44 AM  |
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jlk51496
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Re: Where should I go to try out beginner level DSLR cameras?
costco...you can actually buy and keep it for 90 days and if you don't like it, you can return it no questions asked...
That is where I got my Nikon
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| Posted 9/17/10 8:05 AM |
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jgl
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Re: Where should I go to try out beginner level DSLR cameras?
i went to best buy.
I thought I wanted a nikon but after playing around with them, lI decided to get te canon rebel which seemed more user friendly. I would def ceck them out before buying.
Maybe go to Costco like PP said, seems like a safe way to get a camera you will like
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| Posted 9/17/10 8:13 AM |
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smdl
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Re: Where should I go to try out beginner level DSLR cameras?
I would go to Cameta camera or Berger bros.
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| Posted 9/17/10 10:39 AM |
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AngnShaun
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Re: Where should I go to try out beginner level DSLR cameras?
I bought my Nikon D40 from Cameta Camera in Amityville...
I have had it for almost 3 years I love it... i just bought some new lenses for it...
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| Posted 9/17/10 10:44 AM |
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avamamma
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Re: Where should I go to try out beginner level DSLR cameras?
I bought a Nikon D90 at Costco last month. I had it for a week and decided it was to much camera for me.
They gladly took it back. I just ordered the Cannon Rebel from them last night, from what I hear it is easier to use. Can't wait to get it.
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| Posted 9/17/10 12:19 PM |
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karabara
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Re: Where should I go to try out beginner level DSLR cameras?
i don't know if you can get into the city, but my DH swears by B&H near penn station
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| Posted 9/18/10 11:29 PM |
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AngnShaun
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Re: Where should I go to try out beginner level DSLR cameras?
Posted by karabara
i don't know if you can get into the city, but my DH swears by B&H near penn station
B & H is great because they are huge... but they will likely be more expensive...
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| Posted 9/19/10 7:52 PM |
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Smiles111
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Re: Where should I go to try out beginner level DSLR cameras?
Thanks so much for all of the feedback!!
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| Posted 9/19/10 8:57 PM |
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karabara
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Re: Where should I go to try out beginner level DSLR cameras?
Posted by AngnShaun
Posted by karabara
i don't know if you can get into the city, but my DH swears by B&H near penn station
B & H is great because they are huge... but they will likely be more expensive...
hmm...that's true. i don't really know how the prices compare to other places, but I have never noticed any sales going on, so...
the thing i liked about B&H from the one time i had to buy something was that they were very knowledgable about the products and spent the time explaining things to me. you could always just go and gather the "intelligence" and buy it someplace cheaper  good luck!
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