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If there is money to boot for you to change over to the D90, you could put that into more lenses, keep D5000 for now, learn to use the D5000 to its potential, then buy a nice D90 when price drops in the next couple of years when they release the newer "D91".
Remember that you would be buying features only, same image sensors in both cameras. The D5000 is basically a baby D90 if I understand correctly.
Whatever you spend on Nikon lenses, they will almost always hold their value.
Whatever you spend on camera bodies, they will NEVER hold their value.
I am not sure if I would ever buy a new camera body, let someone else take that depreciation in value.
I would have been, if your question hadn't been so vague.
Well I will re phrase it. I was given the chance to return my d5000 ( to the store) and the lens I have. Then with that money buy a d90. Should I do this?
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I have a D60. While I would love to upgrade to the D90 (AF motor, top LCD screen, better low light capability, bracketing) I find myself limited more by my glass than the body. Having some fast glass would help me out way more than a new body.
If you're looking to upgrade to make your kit more flashy, then get the D90. If it's for creative reasons, look at glass.