Olympus IS3-DLX vs. the
Olympus IS3-DLX vs. the
Olympus IS3-DLX
The Rebel is more traditional size and shape. Go for the unusual Olympus only if you have been unhappy with the way a traditional 35mm SLR feels in your hands. The Olympus may handle being abused a little longer. The Rebel is light and requires a bit of a delicate touch. If you doubt you will ever want anything more than an all-in-one system, go for the Olympus. If you take good care of equipment and think you might get into photography as an creative art, go for the Rebel.
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Would like your recommendations on the Olympus IS3-DLX vs. the Canon Rebel 2000. I'm looking for an autofocus camera that has ability to do good people/portrait pictures as well as flexibility to do some nature/telephoto shots.
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October 01, 1999
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The Olympus doesn't give you the ability to switch lens. It does, however, feature a long zoom lens (35-180mm); this should be enough unless you like close-ups of birds, wildlife or kids playing off in the distance.
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September 27, 2001
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