Nikon has replaced the D90 with the D7000.
![]() | Nikon D7000 announced September 2010 |
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Nikon has replaced the D90 with the D7000.
![]() | Nikon D7000 announced September 2010 |
"Fast Autofocus with useful control options"dpreview.com | talking about the camera's auto-focus
"Nobody quite does a quality plastic body like Nikon, it feels tight and solid, wrapped around a good metal chassis."dpreview.com | talking about the camera's build-quality
"Although the buttons have been redesigned and are a lot easier to press the layout is identical to the D80."dpreview.com | talking about the camera's button-layout
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D90 is a better pics camera. Has only 720p, no autofocus while recording, and only up to 5 mins (idk how long is d5100)
I own a D90 and since I take more pics than videos, D90 is better because of that extra sub-command dial that will be helpful for creative photography.
should i get d90 or d5100 ?
or there is another better camera in the same price?
Snapsort please answer me quickly
thank u :)
I used to have the NIKON D3100 but I sold it just last week coz I want to upgrade it to D90. Is my decision's okay or it's my lose for selling my D3100?
Anyway, can anyone help me suggest which of these offer is the best. I have a tight budget so I don't care if I'll purchased the used Camera as long as it works properly:
Offer 1: Brand New with 1-year warranty Camera Body sell for US$ 905
Offer 2: Used Camera Body for 8 months with 13k Shutter actuations sell for US$ 685
Offer 3: Used Camera for 6 months with 10k Shutter but comes with full kit lens Nikkor 18-105mm VR, the box and all accessories sell for US$ 960
If you Guys, which Great Offer would you choose?
Your great comments, advice and suggestions are welcome.
Thanks,
Robb
I been looking at the Nikon D90 and did glance my eye over the D5100 and even the D3100 but I don't really want video or should this not be a worry? I was worried about losing quality i.e jack of all trades master of none as photo's are all I want to take. Can you still get the D60? Sorry if this is too many q's just need some advice, as it would be much welcome as i'm getting a bit overwhelmed. Thanks :)
1) Great picture quality, like D90
2) Great video quality, like T2i
3) Great auto focus, fast auto focus?
4) Fast speed, for pictures and following subject in video
Cameras I currently have in mind are Canon EOS Rebel T2i, Canon EOS 60D, Nikon D90, and Sony Alpha DSLR-A580