Things You'll Need:
- Internet access
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Step 1
Know what you are getting. The GL2 is a great camera. However, it is not HD (high definition).
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Step 2
Use the internet. Visit a "comparison and review" website to evaluate the camera. Look at strengths and weaknesses and view the features side-by-side with other cameras.
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Step 3
Check out your local electronics and camera stores. Speak to a knowledgeable people in person. Ask questions.
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Step 1
Do your homework. Ask about incentive offers, such as a free camera bag or tripod. Find out if there is a current sale or promotion. Prices can vary from $1,000 to over $3,000 dollars.
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Step 2
Check the internet and compare pricing. Take a very, very close look at the discount products that are used, refurbished, returned, not working, or sold without accessories, such as a charger, battery or lens. Beware.
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Step 3
Check out prices at your local shops and newspaper ads. Check out prices will compare to those you can find on the internet. Even if they're a bit higher, you get the personal touch from them that you can't get over the internet. You can check the camera out right there in the store before you buy.









