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Medic721 · 04-30-2007, 05:01 PM

I read the reviews on the olympus as well, but I would still stick with Nikon or Canon. They are everywhere. If you are on a trip somewhere you will always be able to get a lens or accessory, not so for the olympus, and more likely than not, your lenses and accessories from your current canon or nikon (if you purchase one) will most likely work with newer models as well. A friend has old minolta lenses but can't use them on anything new, but older canon lenses can still work on my DSLR.

just my opinion.

-Mike.

04-30-2007, 05:01 PM	#9 (permalink)
Medic721 Registered User Join Date: May 2006 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 403	I read the reviews on the olympus as well, but I would still stick with Nikon or Canon. They are everywhere. If you are on a trip somewhere you will always be able to get a lens or accessory, not so for the olympus, and more likely than not, your lenses and accessories from your current canon or nikon (if you purchase one) will most likely work with newer models as well. A friend has old minolta lenses but can't use them on anything new, but older canon lenses can still work on my DSLR. just my opinion. -Mike. __________________ 2006 EX-L Nav, Billet Silver, Honda Hitch, ATF Cooler, PS Cooler, Honda Towing Harness, Honda Rear Mud Flaps, Catch-All 5 Piece Set, Rear Sub-Frame Kit, Honda Cross Bars, Spare Cup Holder, Factory Service Manuals, ScanGauge II, Softride Pull Pin Bike Rack, Poorman mp3 input, G-Net Navi Video adapter, AirLift 1000 kit.