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Luci'sPower
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Well guys i need your help please give me some info .......Which DSLR camera not to expensive can work on AA batterys?Preferable (Nikon, Canon,Olympus)
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thomas93
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I dont think any of these run on AA's.
Heck I dont think theres a DSLR that does, but Fujifilm arre most likely to 
If you go off the AA criteria make sure you get a Canon
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streetgang
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Most of the Fuji Finepix S series run an AA batts, they are not DSLR`s but they are close, good specs, big zooms etc. Have alook at the S6500 or the S8100fd.
Some DSLR`s will allow you to run on AA batts by means of an adaptor/tray that goes into the battery compartment, i have an "old" nikon D70 and i got a AA tray that can fit if the rechargebale batts run out, also got a tray for the battery grip too which takes 6 AA batts. No idea on batt life with AA`s tho as the rechargeables never seem to run out and i have not as yet used the option but the backup is good
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arien617
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Canon EOS 1000D, it doesn't run on AAs, it'll probably be a rechargeable or something.
It's a pretty good camera for £390:
* 10.1 MP CMOS sensor
* Up to 3fps
* 7-point wide-area AF
* Self-Cleaning Image Sensor
* 2.5” LCD with Live View mode
* DIGIC III processor
* SD/SDHC card slot
* Picture Styles processing
* Compact and lightweight
* Compatible with EF/EF-S lenses and EX Speedlites
Though if you want something better, you're probably better off looking through eBay a bit. I've seen a few 40Ds for about that price.
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Luci'sPower
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will this adapter work on a D40?And thanks for the fast replies
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weirdwilli
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Just had a look at my D40 battery draw and it's so teeny that it doesn't even look like 2AA's will fit in there!
If you're worried about juice running low though you really shouldn't, taken hundreds of photos on mine after getting it just a month ago and I've only ever charged it twice (or three times including when I first got the camera and it was flat)
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Berry
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Nothing like the good ol day and film 
Canon DSLR like the 30D, 40D etc do have the ability to have "emergency" battery set up in the power pack and so on. Like what Streetgang said really.....
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adnansanni
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Canon Power Shot S5 IS - it is works with AA and it takes amazing pictures.
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Luci'sPower
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I know there not all DSLR but this is what i think
Canon :S5 I.S
Fujifilm :S2000HD
S6500
Kodak : z1015
z812(really cheap
Nikon : P80
D40
Sony : H50
a100 maybe 200
Which should i choose?
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adnansanni
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Before I bought my DSLR, I studied hard about some decent DSLR’s features, price, accessories etc and later I found Canon S5-IS is the best choose on that price segment because it is provide more feature than others.
You should study a little bit, try to Google to find a compares between your prefer DSLR’s, read reviews then decide. |
max_wedge
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Pentax K200D is excellent value entry level DSLR and uses AA's. Worth considering.
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frankthetank
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Also Fujifilm S9600
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blackspot
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There are lots of DSLRs from lots of brands to choose from ranging from entry (1.6x sensor crop) level to top of the line (full size sensor) -- depending on your needs and the type of photography you are in to or planning to.
Just remember that once you have solved the "which DSLR to buy" problem, you'll be hooked on the "which lens to buy" predicament.
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gforce23
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On 2008-11-25 22:33:01, adnansanni wrote:
Canon Power Shot S5 IS - it is works with AA and it takes amazing pictures.
In case you weren't aware, the S5 IS is not an SLR.
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adnansanni
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Yeah buddy I know that, but it is provide all feature like DSLR.
From buy.com here are some lines:
“When is an SLR not an SLR? When it's a Canon S5. The S5 certainly looks like one with its large lens, chunky handgrip, hotshoe for external flash and enough switches and dials to start a science experiment. This SLR-lookalike is a capable compact with a superb lens, and turns out quality images”
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Posted: 2008-11-25 19:55
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