Nikon D 60
Thanks anyway Zippy, i'll stick with Nikon
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From: 297 Miles E of the Dragon
We have those lenses on Karen's D50. They are actually quite nice, but still leave her carrying 2 lenses. The 18-200 on my D80 solves that problem. 
But it was a relatively expensive hunk of glass.
As to Nikon vs Canon, it's all in the "feel", I think. A Canon just feels wierd in my hands, while I can pick up any Nikon made in the last 50 years and start shooting. Folks I know who own and love Canons feel the opposite way.
Both are capable of taking great pictures, limited only by the photographer behind the camera.
Congrats on the purchase! Looking forward to seeing some results.
Dave
But it was a relatively expensive hunk of glass.As to Nikon vs Canon, it's all in the "feel", I think. A Canon just feels wierd in my hands, while I can pick up any Nikon made in the last 50 years and start shooting. Folks I know who own and love Canons feel the opposite way.
Both are capable of taking great pictures, limited only by the photographer behind the camera.
Congrats on the purchase! Looking forward to seeing some results.
Dave
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Originally Posted by parkerdt,Jun 28 2009, 07:52 PM
Both are capable of taking great pictures, limited only by the photographer behind the camera.
Thats really the key here, unless your looking for something really specialized in which lies the answer to my camera system of choice
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Originally Posted by boltonblue,Jun 28 2009, 08:36 PM
Dave,
you need to get one of these babies.
it's is just stellar.
you can focus at 4 inches.
you need to get one of these babies.
it's is just stellar.
you can focus at 4 inches.
Just a bit longer
A wee tad faster
And a lil bit sharpa
P.S. missed not seein you yesterday bro.