EggXpert

lpj8:

I also have a Canon Rebel XT. Great camera, but the kit lens that came with it leaves some to be desired.

 For those of you who want a better lens for the XT, go with a Sigma 70-300 telephoto/macro. two hundred bucks for a great lens. I'd post a link, but I can't remember where I found it. I thought it was from B&H photo/video, but it's not there
 

Nikon D70
18-70 kit lens
Sigma 18-50 EX f/2.8, Hoya HMC 67mm Circular Polarizer
Nikon 50mm f/1.8
Nikon 80-200 AF-D f/2.8, B+W F-Pro 77mm Circular Polarizer
Nikon SB600

canon powershot s500, canon 350d, and my old nikon fm2n :)

Canon Digital Rebel.

I'm seriously waiting for a full frame sensor line to $1000.

I use a Olympus C-4040 DSLR for setup shots and a Kodak EasyShare V530 for simple snap shots.

Canon Digital Rebel XT for me. I have the kit lens and f/4 70-200 is all though. I like taking pictures, but lack the experience to spend a lot of money on the hobby.

 -Cameron

Afterburner:

Best reason over "point n' shooters" is to have *interchangable lenses*

 

I want my Canon 100-400

amen to that!

Olympus E-300 Digital SLR

14-45 mm zoom (equivalent to 28-90 mm 35 mm film lens)

40-150 mm zoom (equivalent to 80-300 mm 35 mm film lens)

50 mm macro  (equivalent to 100 mm 35 mm film lens)

 I get very good results with this setup.

Canon 30D

 Point and shoot for places I wont take my 30D:  Casio EXILIM 7.2 mega pixel

 Underwater: Olympus6060D with an Ikelight housing & strobe.

Fuji f31fd

Canon S3 IS