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You're going overseas to some exotic locations to shoot pics of the landscapes, locales, etc...What camera would you suggest to endure the dirt, wear and tear involved in a prolonged journey of this sort? The slr I'd been using up till now isn't trustworthy enough to make it to the airport.
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>> Butterfly !xlgRMYva6s
A100

Been there done it, still works fine. Stop babying your equipment and it doesnt break.
>> Anonymous
Thanks
>> Anonymous
a900
>> Anonymous
If you're not going to be shooting at high ISO very often the E-3 is a brick.
>> Anonymous
I recommend the H3DII-50 for optimal results.
>> else !L6xabslN96
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>> ac !!VPzQAxYPAMA
Maybe pick up a couple cheap, beater film SLRs. Like old manual-everything ones. Fewer things that are breakable on 'em, and cameras were all built like tanks back then, so they're less likely to die on you.
>> Anonymous
>>292529
E-3 has too many hinges. E-1 is the brick-est dslr ever (like, you can stand on it and wash it under a tap if it gets dirty), but it's probably too old and clunky now.
>> Anonymous
>>292566
This, as long as you get it CLA'ed before you leave. Something without bells and whistles, like a Pentax Spotmatic.
>> Anonymous
>>292573
but can you drive nails with it?