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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 379356, member: 4552&quot;]This answer depends on where you live. Just as with coins, guns, knives, baseball cards, there are camera shows. Try google for a list of camera shows in your area. If you live in or near other states, try them also. At a camera show you can aquire information on all types of cameras, photo tips, camera equipment, etc. And all from professionals usually. Then since in person, you&nbsp; can see what they are talking about. Over the years I&#039;ve purchase about 50 cameras, hundreds of lenses, flash units, etc and all at camera shows for a fraction of store prices. </p><p>If none available, if I were you I&#039;d just go for the cheapest digital camera that has all the basics. </p><p>For example look for a minimum of 3 megapixel quality. Threaded hole for tripod mount. lens that closes for lens protection. Don&#039;t invest in a camera that requires changing lenses unless you know what your doing. Naturally a built in flash. Micro and telephoto abilities. A removable card. Now with a removable card, be carefull. There are numerous types and some are very difficult to find or expensive. Look for a SD removable card if possible. Otherwise a compact flash card.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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