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Pad Patter 11/30: Canon or Nikon?

Yeah, well, then I saw the price for the 700, and there's no freaking way I'm spending that on a camera! So my 90 is just fine for me! :lmao
 
mrs2a50 said:
Yeah, well, then I saw the price for the 700, and there's no freaking way I'm spending that on a camera! So my 90 is just fine for me! :lmao
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LOL! Me, too. I couldn't believe how much the body cost!
 
Add me to the list of those who will have to be happy with my D90 for a long time!
 
I am a canon girl, but, like most others, that is what started with. I have had the rebel and now the 5dmii. and I love it!!! I was told that between Canon and Nikon they are both fabulous cameras, and it really just matters how they feel in your hands. I also know some Nikon photographers whose pictures I adore! You should try them both out and decide which one fits YOU better. :)
 
I'm a Nikon girl and really love it, but I do think that it's all about personal preference and what you learned to shoot manual on.

If you've got a D90 and wanted to upgrade, the D7000 (not the D700) would be a great upgrade for about half the price. The D7000 has FABULOUS reviews everywhere, and it was a really good upgrade for me from the D90. Karen Russell, who is a well-known photography teacher, has both the D700 and the D7000, and she uses her D7000 over the D700.

I would love to upgrade to full frame at some point, but when I was looking at upgrading from my D90, the cost of the D7000 was enough to sway me to try it instead of full frame, and I love it.
 
Thank you so much, Melissa, for posting that. I've been thinking about the D7000. I almost had enough saved up when we had to make some changes with our car situation, sniff, sniff.
 
mlewis said:
I'm a Nikon girl and really love it, but I do think that it's all about personal preference and what you learned to shoot manual on.

If you've got a D90 and wanted to upgrade, the D7000 (not the D700) would be a great upgrade for about half the price. The D7000 has FABULOUS reviews everywhere, and it was a really good upgrade for me from the D90. Karen Russell, who is a well-known photography teacher, has both the D700 and the D7000, and she uses her D7000 over the D700.

I would love to upgrade to full frame at some point, but when I was looking at upgrading from my D90, the cost of the D7000 was enough to sway me to try it instead of full frame, and I love it.
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Melissa, what about the 7000 is better than the 90? For me, who is strictly a hobby photographer, I've often wondered if I would be better off keeping my 90 and investing in better lenses. What does the 7000 have that the 90 doesn't?
 
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