Fire burns <| sep |> Haha , pretty much . He asked me what Estonia is known for , as far as I remember . <| sep |> It depends on what kind of photography you are doing and what cheap means to you . When I decided to switch from film to digital I was shooting weddings and portraits with a Canon 20 D . Those are about $ 100 these days . Compared to today ' s cameras a 20 D might seem limited . Back then I was coming from all mechanical , all manual film cameras . A 20 D seemed like science fiction to me . It was high tech . I ' d much rather shoot weddings with a 5 DII , but I got the job done fine with a 20 D . I ' d choose a 20 D over the 35 mm and medium format film SLRs I was using . I ' ve stopped doing weddings , and work as a product photographer now . The company had an entry level Nikon 3100 D I think that ' s what it is , I don ' t pay enough attention . At first I thought it was a pain , but I eventually figured it out . When they offered to buy me a better camera to work with I spent it all on lighting . That ' s more important to good looking product photography . Any DSLR is good enough . At one point I did look on KEH to find the value of this camera , and I think it was also going for about $ 100 .