I’m interested in a full size sensor DSLR, but not ready to buy one yet. I’m looking right now to get an idea of what to look for in one. What’s a good one?
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Is there any specific need that predicates that you have a full frame sensor?
The other sensor sizes provide excellent quality, are cheaper to produce, thus provide for a less expensive camera.
For 90% of the people 99% of the time, an APS-C sized digital sensor will provide all that is needed. If you are willing to move to a smaller sensor, then a whole world opens up in lenses, and bodies.
The least expensive full frame DSLR is the Canon 5D it is $5000 and isn’t really a “beginner” camera.
You really only have two choices in current production cameras, the Canon 1Ds MKII, and Canon 5D.
Neither is inexpensive, but the 5D is much less expensive than the 1Ds MKII.