Unless you need some specific features, any Canon camera will do fine for you. A Rebel will be in your price range (T2i is one heck of a camera for the price) or you could get a 60d which will give you better ergonomics, battery, viewfinder, etc. Don...
Agreed. If you're not shooting a high number of frames per second then a class 4 or 6 is fine. If you're shooting video, class 6 is the minimum you should use. But in general, just about any class 10 card should do you just fine unless you are pushin...
SD cards: I have 3 Transcend, 3 Sandisk (2 are micro), and 1 PNY (purchased in summer 2009, oldest of my cards) and none have failed me. I try to pick up a Sandisk whenever they are on a really great sale since they are usually more expensive and I d...
Knowing what software you're using helps. You can adjust the size in lightroom when you export. Just adjust the output size and resolution.In Photoshop you can resize the image and the quality when you "save as".
I think they should have a wireless master control at least, but built in flash I don't think about. I've never used the built in flash on my T2i, T3i, or 60d.I suppose they figure, if you care enough about your photos to spend that kind of money for...