Bukitimah
TPF Noob!
- Joined
- Jun 22, 2011
- Messages
- 279
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- 7
- Location
- Singapore
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- Photos NOT OK to edit
What to upgrade next never leaves our mind I guess. I started with d5000 although I was looking at D90. To save a couple of hundreds, I opt for D5000. It was a great camera and the only excuse then when I change was that the LCD screen resolution is not good enough for me. Being a novice, I depend very much on the screen to determine if the photo is OK. When I went back and display on my computer screen, the result can be very different.
I was then considering the D90 again but the D300 was a interesting option. The D300s would be better because of the video option but then the cost put me off. If I am doing video, I could easily use a compact pns camera.
Not wanting to hold on to too many cameras, my dry cabinet is a small one, I let go the d5000. I fill the camera body is just one part. The lenses are more important. Your D5100 should be good till you find reasons why it cannot achieve what you need. Mine d300 is suppose to be abe to shoot 5 fps, I hardly need that!
Whilst for FX, I heard it is a total new ball game. At this moment, I am not considering FX nor any camera upgrade. I may want to buy a few lenses but I am not sure how often do I use them.
I guess, each time when we want to buy something, hold back for a couple of days and try using whatever you have. Those merchants will be very upset with my statement.
I was then considering the D90 again but the D300 was a interesting option. The D300s would be better because of the video option but then the cost put me off. If I am doing video, I could easily use a compact pns camera.
Not wanting to hold on to too many cameras, my dry cabinet is a small one, I let go the d5000. I fill the camera body is just one part. The lenses are more important. Your D5100 should be good till you find reasons why it cannot achieve what you need. Mine d300 is suppose to be abe to shoot 5 fps, I hardly need that!
Whilst for FX, I heard it is a total new ball game. At this moment, I am not considering FX nor any camera upgrade. I may want to buy a few lenses but I am not sure how often do I use them.
I guess, each time when we want to buy something, hold back for a couple of days and try using whatever you have. Those merchants will be very upset with my statement.