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#187553 - 10/31/14 07:46 PM Re: Camera Type Considerations [Re: Noonie]
Noonie member Registered: 10/21/14 Posts: 22	Decided on a Canon Rebel 5 with an IS lens. My existing film slr is a canon, so I can use my 100-300 telephoto lens. Little heavy, but I'm a noob hiker so I'm taking only easy hikes for a while.
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Re: Camera Type Considerations	4evrplan	10/31/14 10:39 AM
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Re: Camera Type Considerations	Noonie	10/31/14 07:46 PM
Re: Camera Type Considerations	ndsol	11/03/14 06:24 PM
Re: Camera Type Considerations	Noonie	11/05/14 05:22 AM
Re: Camera Type Considerations	Noonie	11/11/14 04:20 PM
Re: Camera Type Considerations	Noonie	11/25/14 09:35 AM
Re: Camera Type Considerations	ndsol	11/28/14 08:54 AM
Re: Camera Type Considerations	HikingGeek	01/26/15 02:34 PM
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