- Feb 7, 2004
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I can't afford a digital SLR. There is no way I can justify it.
What I'd like to do is to get a decent film SLR and then scan the negatives.
Can someone that does this point me to a home film scanner that will work well.
Also as an absolute beginner to SLR photography that DOES want to learn more about the manual aspect of it, what is out there free for me to read that is quality and geared towards newbies.
I'm considering the Canon Rebel SLR - it seems to get good reviews and for less than $200 it comes with a 28-80 mm lens.
Also, I keep reading about how good a 50 mm lens with a 1.4 something - any comments on this?
Thanks!
What I'd like to do is to get a decent film SLR and then scan the negatives.
Can someone that does this point me to a home film scanner that will work well.
Also as an absolute beginner to SLR photography that DOES want to learn more about the manual aspect of it, what is out there free for me to read that is quality and geared towards newbies.
I'm considering the Canon Rebel SLR - it seems to get good reviews and for less than $200 it comes with a 28-80 mm lens.
Also, I keep reading about how good a 50 mm lens with a 1.4 something - any comments on this?
Thanks!