coolthought
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budget and purpose is an important consideration.
Generally, the lenses are more expensive as well.
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budget and purpose is an important consideration.
Generally, the lenses are more expensive as well.
At that point in time, I was in a dilemma too. I know I need the FPS and mirror up mode. I only have a D90 to trade up with and D700 wasn't a 2.5k camera. Then along came a 1.4k D300s. Hence I took the plunge.
Since then, I've been converting my lens to FX based. I'm ready to add a FX as my main (if the price is right) and my D300s as my backup.
Since then, I've been converting my lens to FX based. I'm ready to add a FX as my main (if the price is right) and my D300s as my backup.
flywithme787
New Member
HI ..
Is it a better idea to upgrade my D90 to D7000
what difference gonna make on my pics....
Is it a better idea to upgrade my D90 to D7000
what difference gonna make on my pics....
pasay
New Member
flywithme787 said:
firstly, ask yourself WHY u want to upgrade to D7000? is your D90 limiting ur photography in any way? if u can answer this truthfully (rather than justify by saying it has more megapixels or something), then u'll know if upgrading will make a difference in your pics.
secondly, do some research on the differences between D90 and D7000, and decide if u really need those features to warrant an upgrade.
third, i would rather suggest saving the money on body upgrade in favor of other purchases like lenses, speedlights, classes/lessons or accessories. camera makers churn out new camera bodies every year, making body upgrades quite expensive if done regularly.
ZerocoolAstra
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coolthought
Senior Member
If I am getting D7000 in place of D90, it will be for the good usable high iso. For the moment, shooting mostly landscape, it will be somewhat of a white elephant to upgrade.
If I upgrade, it would be for the dual memory card slot, higher usable iso and the bigger body for a better grip/balance. But,
Dual memory card - can do without it
Higher usable iso - get a lens with a wider aperture (not for all situations)
Bigger body - battery grip
BTW, I found out from OP that the MB-D80 has been discontinued. So whr can I get a new grip?
Dual memory card - can do without it
Higher usable iso - get a lens with a wider aperture (not for all situations)
Bigger body - battery grip
BTW, I found out from OP that the MB-D80 has been discontinued. So whr can I get a new grip?
kriegsketten
New Member
If I upgrade, it would be for the dual memory card slot, higher usable iso and the bigger body for a better grip/balance. But,
Dual memory card - can do without it
Higher usable iso - get a lens with a wider aperture (not for all situations)
Bigger body - battery grip
BTW, I found out from OP that the MB-D80 has been discontinued. So whr can I get a new grip?
Get it used lah bro, no point getting new. At one time Challenger clearing stock like mad and selling for like 100 + - 20 bucks.. can't remember...
Got mine 'used' also... used as in buy already never use...
NikF601
Senior Member
Good, ready to move to FF...
kriegsketten said:Get it used lah bro, no point getting new. At one time Challenger clearing stock like mad and selling for like 100 + - 20 bucks.. can't remember...
Got mine 'used' also... used as in buy already never use...
There's enough space in my dry cabi for your batt grip.
small pig
New Member
Smiles88 said:If I upgrade, it would be for the dual memory card slot, higher usable iso and the bigger body for a better grip/balance. But,
Dual memory card - can do without it
Higher usable iso - get a lens with a wider aperture (not for all situations)
Bigger body - battery grip
BTW, I found out from OP that the MB-D80 has been discontinued. So whr can I get a new grip?
For sure, d7000 body is Not very good in gripping. Even a canon 60d is much better.
ZerocoolAstra
Senior Member
I'd have to disagree with you there.
In the end it's all subjective. Different users prefer different ergonomics.
There's a size available for everyone!
Sunnymau said:
What kind of line? Any form of illustration?
If it's from focal point to side of screen, Nope. It's not a malfunction. Don't worry. In fact, you can try shift the focal point. You'll see that the line shifts with your focal point.
small pig said:
I'm not so sure abt tt. For one, I have negative impressions on their ergonomics for my hands. Tried their grips once and it wasn't comfortable at all.
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madmartian
Senior Member
Hi sunny,
Hope this answer your question. Check this out > https://nikoneurope-en.custhelp.com...fine-line-displayed-in-the-camera-viewfinder?
Thanks bro! That is excatly what i see in my view finder, however i dont see it previously. should i send for service as the cam is under warrenty.
Thanks bro for the advice.
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