Subject	compare cameras on dpreview.com. It's not the camera
Posted by	PiotrC70 on December 26, 2012 at 11:59 AM
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In Reply To	DSLR advice posted by vorpalZ on December 26, 2012 at 11:35 AM
Message	that gets you, it's the lenses. A pro can take fantastic shots just about anything. Depending on how often you'll be doing track shots, you'll either want something with higher fps shooting, or a lens that can reach out a lot more than 105mm. I personally have the D7000 and love it. Don't do as much shooting as I did with my old Nikon D80, but still love it. 1993 TT. R.I.P. 09.15.2010
Follow Ups	DSLR advice - vorpalZ 11:35:40 12/26/12 Love my D90 (older ver of D5xxx) - FuerGrissa 11:57:11 12/26/12 compare cameras on dpreview.com. It's not the camera - PiotrC70 11:59:37 12/26/12 Point and shoot - jerdobi 12:08:34 12/26/12 Re: DSLR advice - SWhiteTT(GA) 12:16:05 12/26/12 I will take the DSLR with the onboard focus motor everyday - Halo TTZ 12:19:56 12/26/12 I prefer renting the expensive glass - Tikigod (Denver) 13:15:30 12/26/12 Re: DSLR advice - ZHOUND 13:43:42 12/26/12 beautiful shot (n/m) - wxy 02:35:17 12/28/12 I'm am amateur, but the best advice I've received in that - zgene4 13:54:54 12/26/12 I chose Sony because the anti shake feature is built into - garth8934(Seattle) 15:16:31 12/26/12 welcome to another money pit hobby (n/m) - Ahmed (Chicago) 16:30:03 12/26/12 Recently purchased a Nikon D3100. Only downside so far - Gordo 93TT Daytona 17:22:57 12/26/12 not just your D3100.. the D7000 does as well. Piss poor - PiotrC70 19:56:32 12/26/12 D300s , good thing I got it for taking pics. (n/m) - Halo TTZ 22:10:22 12/26/12 consider a m4/3 body, w/kit and2 lenses, will be under $1000 - Whatsthegoodword 17:25:50 12/26/12 also, before you knock'em as too small or a toy, here's some - Whatsthegoodword 19:46:08 12/27/12
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