> I bought a low-end canon recent on the basis of "it's time to jump in."
> I'm glad I did; I have a MUCH better feel now for some things I like  
> and don't like about DSLRs, not to mention their relative merits  
> compared to the non-SLR versions.

Although non-DSLR is considerably cheaper than DSLR I'm not tempted.
Well, maybe as a secondary snap-shot camera

What I've rationalised re cost is that I've decided on and accepted a price
range, and the decision to mull over is how far above that I go if I have to

eg if I've accepted I'll spend $1000, can I live with another $300 to get a
better one or a bundle on the $1000 model

But I don't want to get fussy to the point where a decision is never made
because there's a never-ending examination of pros vs cons vs $$$. Which
could quite easily happen because there's so much information on so many
models

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