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	<title>I want a Nikon camera; I love to take a photograph, so hivemind, please help me choose!</title>
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	<description>What camera should I buy?  I want to buy myself a camera for Christmas, but I can&apos;t pin down exactly what I should get.  I want a camera that will take good quality pictures and that has plenty of manual settings for me to fiddle with as I learn about photography.&lt;br&gt;
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Portability is somewhat of a factor - I&apos;m going to England next year, so I wanted something good enough to capture the beauty of old cathedrals but still be manageable as I tour and travel.    I will also be taking the typical silly pet cat pictures and landscapes, as well as pictures from a moving car while on drives through the country.&lt;br&gt;
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To this point, I was planning on getting a Canon S5 IS.  Decent image quality with occasional red fringing in certain situations, and small enough that I could stick it in my purse for travel.&lt;br&gt;
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On the other hand, I still want a DSLR.   The Nikon D40 appeals to me quite a lot, for several reasons.  I&apos;ve used a friend&apos;s before, and loved it!  For me, there&apos;s just nothing like the heft of a good camera.  Also, my parents have several lenses from their Nikon film SLR - shouldn&apos;t these work with the D40, thus saving me oodles of money on good lenses? (money is another important factor here...)  I&apos;d consider Canon&apos;s entry DSLR, but the appeal of re-purposing my parents&apos; unused lenses is strong!&lt;br&gt;
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If the answer is a DSLR, what bag would work that can carry my purse-ish stuff as well as the camera pieces and still protect me from the riff raffs and pick-pocketers?&lt;br&gt;
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What should I do, hivemind?</description>
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