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Also, a fairly simple, dummy-proof camera would be the Nikon N50, which
you can also purchase used. With the same 105mm Micro Nikkor lens, it
will be fully automatic with auto-focus. At the same time, with relative
ease, you can disable the automatic functions and use it in manual mode.
I think it would be much easier to use than your Canon EOS.
Erik
On Wed, 25 Nov 1998, Helka Gordon wrote:
> I need to take close-up photos for wildflowers. The camera I
> have is a Canon EOS Elan A 1425250 with an EF zoom lens, quite
> new, but too complicated for me. I would appreciate any
> suggestions for a simple close-up camera, filters, etc. I also
> want to sell the Canon. Also, I am looking for the best ink-jet
> printer for color pictures of flowers; any suggestions along
> those lines would be most welcome. Thanks in advance.
>
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