Years ago, I did quite a bit of photography with 35 mm film - family stuff and also B & W
to illustrate outdoor scenes, fishing, hunting, shooting, etc. articles for magazines. The writing and photography was just a hobby but I managed to sell more than 60 articles and it was lots of fun. I am now retired and would like to try writing again. I need a DSLR that will produce photos suitable for publication. I will need shots of outdoor scenes and throphies.Also, will need close-up shots of fishing lures, targets, expanded bullets, etc. I am considering one of the following cameras: D-50, K-100D or E-500. My research indicates that these cameras are close to the same quality, Which would you guys choose for my purposes? Also, should I get the kit lens with the camera or should I just get the camera body and get a better lens? Can I get one lens that will work for both outdoor shots and close-ups. Or do I need a special micro lens for the close-ups? Please tell me what you guys think. I am new to digital and this stuff is confusing to me.