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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Seattle--->ShangHai
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Isabo
Like Todd said, i think you could do better with a P&S for Macro...as long as you light it well and use a tripod.
The biggest advantage for a DSLR for me other than lots of lens choice is speed and for Macro you do not need speed. I have a DSLR and do not use it for Macro (which is why i am selling that lens), and i shoot A LOT of Macro. I just find the Coolpix 995 easier to use and thus get better results.
But like most said, just go to the camera store and play around with a couple of set ups and see what works for you.
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