TerBear
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I was taking pictures of breakfast this morning (my sister lives 10 hours away, sometimes we share food porn), everything was running smoothly and delightfully. I took a picture and the shutter sounded 'off' a little too slow for what my shutter speed was set at. The next picture, nothing. No focusing, not shutter sound, total silence. Took the lens off & put it back on, tried a different lens, removed the lens completely - totally dead. I'm planning on sending it in to a Nikon service center to try to get it fixed, but I'm also a realist. It's an older camera with over 131,000 shutter clicks on it and it seems to be showing it's age. I bought it last year from a photographer friend who was moving from Nikon to Cannon. She used the camera for my wedding, so my husband is determined to get it fixed because he is sentimental like that. I'm all like "Woohoo, new camera for me!"
What would you replace a D80 with? I shoot 100% for me, no plans of going pro anytime in the near future. I mainly take pictures of my dog, my nieces & nephew when I see them, my flower garden, and the occasional delicious looking meal. My lens light up is listed in my signature. I would like something with better low light capabilities and a built in autofocus. Mainly I'm eyeing the d7000 & d7100. I know that they will be a big improvement over the D80 simply because of the technology advancements between when my camera came out and when those two came out. Is the 7100 worth the major price jump over a used 7000? What about the 5300? I haven't looked at that one a lot, but my sister has the 5100 and seems to like it a lot.
If you're going to go out with a bang, you might as well capture delicious food while you're at it.
20140913-DSC_0443 by terristahl, on Flickr
What would you replace a D80 with? I shoot 100% for me, no plans of going pro anytime in the near future. I mainly take pictures of my dog, my nieces & nephew when I see them, my flower garden, and the occasional delicious looking meal. My lens light up is listed in my signature. I would like something with better low light capabilities and a built in autofocus. Mainly I'm eyeing the d7000 & d7100. I know that they will be a big improvement over the D80 simply because of the technology advancements between when my camera came out and when those two came out. Is the 7100 worth the major price jump over a used 7000? What about the 5300? I haven't looked at that one a lot, but my sister has the 5100 and seems to like it a lot.
If you're going to go out with a bang, you might as well capture delicious food while you're at it.
20140913-DSC_0443 by terristahl, on Flickr