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Old October 31st 04, 04:52 AM
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Hi all,
I'm new to all this but I want to look into buying something to get started.
I hope you all can give me a few suggestions to get started. I'm willing to
spend the time to learn something a bit complicated rather then buying
something that I'll want to upgrade or trade in a year.

Here is what I have to work with...
* Spending around $2,500.
* Somewhat portable, just enough to drive out the country for nice viewings.
* Clear crisp pictures using my Olympus digital 5050z camera. I took two
months choosing this camera becasue I wanted the best underwater pictures
for the price, so I might as well try to use it for this. Not trying to brag
but I do like nice pictures
http://www.robert-e-morgan.com/cayma...older=bestpics
* Hookup for my PC or laptop to view or control movement.
* I want to see as many things as I can but I think deep space is best for
my picture taking.

Any suggestions appreciated!
Thanks



 




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