.....the camera's a priority at this point....just got in a 72mm Hoya Skylight/UV/lens-protection filter....I got two lenses comin' that will use that filter, well, one of 'em will, and I hate the place only had one for $19.95, and that's dirt-cheap for 72mm anything....got two Hoya circular polarizers comin' from Overstock.com....72mm to be used common among at least three telephoto lenses, and 52mm to be used common with the 50 normal F-1.4 and 35mm F-1.4....
.....here's what I used as my basis for choosing a camera body and lenses....image quality, image quality, and image quality....here's what swayed me toward getting the most megapixels possible, along with the links I'll give at the last....Canon currently makes a digital body that has 16 megapixels rating....you can't get one for less than about $7500....Kodak makes one that has 14 megapixels rating, and you can't get one of them for less than about $4500....Nikon slips in there next with a 12.4 megapixels rating, I read somewhere it's 12.87 actual, I don't know, and you can get that one for about $2100....that's the one I'm looking at....with the oversized manual F-Series lenses for pronounced image quality, I should do about as well as at least the Kodak 14, I hope.....
.....here's two comparison links....the first one compares a Fugi that claims 12.3 mp's, but is actually 6.1 quality....the other picture, on the left, is done by a Canon that was 8 mp's rated....the pictures are very small compared to the large picture they were taken from....in fact, they are like an English Pea-sized crop, from a picture 8 "feet" by 10 "feet", to be compared for image quality deterioration.....8 megapixels on the left, and Fugi on the right....when the link opens, hit the F-11 key on your keyboard to max your page....
http://www.linaeum.com/images/s3_20D.jpg
....this next one is comparing a 10.9 megapixel Canon, to the 14 mp Kodak....I hope to have the image quality of the Kodak with the oversized lenses....the higher the megapixels get, the image quality only gets better....the Kodak is on the right.....
http://www.linaeum.com/images/1ds_14n.jpg