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My wife currently uses an Olympus E500, and is looking to get a camera of equal or better quality that is more compact, but not one of those little credit card size point and shoot type. I'm a tube audio geek, but know almost nothing when it comes to cameras, so any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated!
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The dSLR market is dominated by Canon and Nikon. Sure there are several other brands manufacturing dSLRs, but they are all minor players compared to the two big boys - Canon and Nikon.
Try this website, my favorite site for professional camera reviews.
that I love. It's my first DSLR and I find it more convenient/cost-effective than film. Since I don't have AF lenses yet, I'm forced to use manual all the time which is something I never did with my film camera.
Great quality mirrorless 4/3 format camera starting at under $500. Panasonic also makes some great 4/3 format cameras.
Canon, Nikon, Sony, and Pentax all make conventional DSLRs that are fairly small. I'm partial to and happy with the Canon brand, as that is what I have experience with. They all work and take great photos. I suggest that you two visit a shop and try some of them to see what's most comfortable.
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