Considering what you want it for, any DSLR will do the job. The body is almost secondary to the lenses. The higher-end offerings are built more ruggedly, have more sophisticated auto-focus, shoot faster, and offer more customization and control. It doesn't really seem like you need any of those things, but I could be mistaken. Do you shoot in auto mode frequently? Do you own different lenses? Do you use flash?
I am looking for a new DSLR, I currently have an Olympus E-510 that is having focusing issues. So would like to get a new camera. I take portraits, seniors, family, kids, engagement, and weddings. But also use it for my hobby of scenic pictures that I add quotes too. What would be a good choice for me? I really need some help. Want the best for my money but can't spend a fortune either. Thanks!!!

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