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Nikon D5100Entry-level DSLR $497 body only $597 - $805 with 18-55mm lens |
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Canon Rebel T3iEntry-level DSLR $549 body only $599 - $649 with 18-55mm lens |
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Nikon D7000Entry-level DSLR $897 body only $997 with 18-105mm lens |
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Canon EOS 60DPro DSLR $699 - $899 body only $999 - $1,279 with 18-135mm lens |
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Nikon D3200Entry-level DSLR $547 with 18-55mm lens |
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Nikon D3100Entry-level DSLR $447 - $740 with 18-55mm lens |
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Canon Rebel T4iEntry-level DSLR $649 - $800 body only $719 - $749 with 18-55mm lens |
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Nikon D7100Entry-level DSLR $1,197 body only $1,497 with 18-105mm lens |
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If the video shoot for you is an important requirement for the superiority of the EOS Rebel T2i is clear, if the picture back is your main interest we think globally than the Nikon D90, which also offers its own decent chance of shooting video.
If not already own a set of lenses of either brand or personal preferences toward any of them, we would like to recommend the D90 as the best buy between two cameras.