If you're changing between point and shoots to DSLRs then a good transition camera is the Canon Powershot SX10IS. It will do 20x optical zoom and 80x digital zoom, has 10 megapixels and can take pictures quite quickly. Also, it runs on AA batteries, which means that if you are without a charger, you can use AAs which generally last for about a day of constant use (as in turned on all the time). No interchangeable lenses though. It's around $400.
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