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Price not a factor.
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Since you didn't elaborate (other than to say that price is not a factor), I have no clue what type of photography you do/plan to do.
For example, if you shoot sports, you want a fast focus and high frame rate. For that, I'd recommend the Canon 1DMkIII. 10Mpixel, Canon's 1-series autofocus, 10 frames per second, ability to record to two cards (SD and CF) simultaneously, and built like a tank. Around $4500, no lenses.
If you shoot weddings, I'd recommend either of Canon's full-frame cameras: a Canon 5D ($2200) which is smaller, lighter, and with 12+ Mpixel, fantastic, or Canon 1DsMkII (or the new MkIII at $8000) which has Canon's 1-series autofocus, 16.7 Mpixel (or 22+ Mpixel for the Mark III), and absolutely fantastic. Lenses are not included with any of these.
If you shoot magazine spreads, either the Canon 1DsMkII (or MkIII) or, if price is really not an object, the Hasselblad H3D-39: 39 Mpixel, medium format, best-of-the-best camera for $30,000. Yes, $30k. And, no, that doesn't include any lenses.
However, the camera isn't the only thing that makes fantastic photographs. Your lens choice and quality have big, BIG, BIG, effects on quality.
Oh, and so does the photographer. Put the H3D Hassy is a random Joe's hand, and he will generate terrible photographs. Sure, they'd be high-quality crap, but crap none the less.
Can I recommend posting this question again with more insight as to what you want to photograph?
Since you didn't elaborate (other than to say that price is not a factor), I have no clue what type of photography you do/plan to do.
For example, if you shoot sports, you want a fast focus and high frame rate. For that, I'd recommend the Canon 1DMkIII. 10Mpixel, Canon's 1-series autofocus, 10 frames per second, ability to record to two cards (SD and CF) simultaneously, and built like a tank. Around $4500, no lenses.
If you shoot weddings, I'd recommend either of Canon's full-frame cameras: a Canon 5D ($2200) which is smaller, lighter, and with 12+ Mpixel, fantastic, or Canon 1DsMkII (or the new MkIII at $8000) which has Canon's 1-series autofocus, 16.7 Mpixel (or 22+ Mpixel for the Mark III), and absolutely fantastic. Lenses are not included with any of these.
If you shoot magazine spreads, either the Canon 1DsMkII (or MkIII) or, if price is really not an object, the Hasselblad H3D-39: 39 Mpixel, medium format, best-of-the-best camera for $30,000. Yes, $30k. And, no, that doesn't include any lenses.
However, the camera isn't the only thing that makes fantastic photographs. Your lens choice and quality have big, BIG, BIG, effects on quality.
Oh, and so does the photographer. Put the H3D Hassy is a random Joe's hand, and he will generate terrible photographs. Sure, they'd be high-quality crap, but crap none the less.
Can I recommend posting this question again with more insight as to what you want to photograph?
whats the best digital slr camera that shoots 9fps or more for under $2000?
jesh d
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There doesn't exist one in your price range.
In fact, the only DSLR I know of that can do this at all is the new Canon 1D MKIII at around $4500. It can shoot at 10 fps.
You can pick up an older used Canon 1D with a 4.15mp sensor for around $1000 that can go at 8 fps, but I think that this is the closest you're going to come in your price for a digital camera.
If, however, you're willing to get a film camera, a Canon EOS-1n RS would fit the bill for $500 or less used. Basically, it's an EOS-1n with a non-moving pellicle mirror and a few other modifications that allow it to run at 10fps.
There doesn't exist one in your price range.
In fact, the only DSLR I know of that can do this at all is the new Canon 1D MKIII at around $4500. It can shoot at 10 fps.
You can pick up an older used Canon 1D with a 4.15mp sensor for around $1000 that can go at 8 fps, but I think that this is the closest you're going to come in your price for a digital camera.
If, however, you're willing to get a film camera, a Canon EOS-1n RS would fit the bill for $500 or less used. Basically, it's an EOS-1n with a non-moving pellicle mirror and a few other modifications that allow it to run at 10fps.
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