tom beard
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I apologise in advance if this question has been asked frequently, but I can't find anything.
Does Canon make a body that is comparable to Nikon's D-90. I know both companys produce good glass, and I don't care about the D-90 movie function. What is important to me is metering, in camera editing (correction), features, ease of use. I like the face recognition and the scene recognition library of the D-90. Getting overeall technically good photos in auto mode, as well as using manual features that won't confuse a middle of the road competent amature who is not a technocrat but will enjoy learning the camera. My interests are general and broad. Everything from macro to architecture to landscape. From technical to creative. The Canon's website critiques are often rather negative, while the Nikon's are generally glowing. I know it's hard to be objective, but I will highly value any comments from folks who are familiar with both brands.
Many thanks to you all for the great guidance you've given me thus far.
Tom Beard
Does Canon make a body that is comparable to Nikon's D-90. I know both companys produce good glass, and I don't care about the D-90 movie function. What is important to me is metering, in camera editing (correction), features, ease of use. I like the face recognition and the scene recognition library of the D-90. Getting overeall technically good photos in auto mode, as well as using manual features that won't confuse a middle of the road competent amature who is not a technocrat but will enjoy learning the camera. My interests are general and broad. Everything from macro to architecture to landscape. From technical to creative. The Canon's website critiques are often rather negative, while the Nikon's are generally glowing. I know it's hard to be objective, but I will highly value any comments from folks who are familiar with both brands.
Many thanks to you all for the great guidance you've given me thus far.
Tom Beard
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