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Originally Posted by farmerjon
I don't know enough about the sensors and all. I feel like I don't need the DSLR now...
Basically, I guess I'm asking people to tell me if this is a good deal for a first time SLR, and if it is worth it, or if I should keep my money...
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I'm oversimplifying it, but the larger the sensor, the more info your camera is able to get. So, if you like shooting landscapes, all the subtle details in your shots would come out that much more.
Clouds are a good example. If you've got a partly cloudy sky, where looking at them with your naked eye, you see a ton of detail in them. Shooting that on a P&S vs say an FX camera will be night and day results.
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