Hello everyone, I'm hoping to get into some DSLR photography a little more than in the past. I would like help in deciding which camera to get. I use to shot with a Canon AE1 for years, two years ago bought a Fiji FX33WP which I use for fly fishing because it's waterproof and does what I need it to do. I will be shooting different things, some close ups of insects and flies I tie, Grand daughter and grand son plus some wildlife shots. I've been looking at the Nikon and Canon cameras and have been leaning towards the Nikon D 3100 and D3200 with their 18-55 VR and the 70-200 VR. I also was thinking of getting one of these with an 18- 110 I think it was. I won't be enlarging the photos over 11x17 if that big. Most will be used on my angling website for insect identification. I know a true macro would probably be a better choice but want as much versatility as possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Pine, I got the NIK suite when Google bought them and began offering all the programs as a bundle for $150. I am impressed with all of the modules. Recently, at a seminar i attended the seminar leader, a professional photographer, told the group that Google will continue to support the programs but will not be upgrading them, that Google bought them for their technology only. He said this came from an executive from a Google that he works with. I don't know this to be true but can say there have been no updates, tweaks or improvements since the purchase. Would I buy this today? I think so but perhaps I would go with Topaz instead... ;)