Better low-light performance, better noise reduction, better metering, better AF, ability to AF non-AF-S lenses, better viewfinder, better LCD and liveview, more megapixels, scene recognition, active d-lighting, sensor cleaning, buttons on outside of body for major settings...What are the advantages of upgrading to d90 from d40?
Just checked ebay and looks like some completed auctions haev gone from $300-$350. I could include my 55-200mm Lens and those auctions are $400-$450.
sounds like an honest typo to meI should've kept my mouth shut a little while ago. I emailed the camera store to see if they have the D90. They said they did and it was $99.99. I emailed them back asking if that was the right prices. If it was I was going to drive the 2 hours to go there. Unfortunately he replied back saying it was $999.99.
I won't be going there any time soon.
I definitely recommend reading Thom Hogan's review of the D90 (Nikon D90 Review by Thom Hogan), along with other reviews. Based on that the video and live view aren't much to write home about. If I get it it will be as an overall upgrade from the D40, but especially in the area of high ISO capability. If I can use ISO 1600 without worrying about noise, I think that's a considerable step up from the D40. The 18-105 VR kit lens is enticing too (mainly the versatile focal length range but also the VR), especially if the prices of the D90 kit are coming down to the point where you can essentially get that $300 lens (albeit overpriced) for $100 when you buy it with the D90.The d90 is also faster than the d40, plus a higher megapixel. It has a video mode if that's your kind of thing. The standard lens that comes with it is a VR 18-105, great lens. Definitely go for it, it's an upgrade you will not regret and will make me jealous