tenlientl
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Hello. I know there's a D90 thread already, but I got a question to ask and didn't want to hijack that thread.
I'm new to SLRs. I always enjoyed taking pictures with point-and-shoot cams, but I felt limited.
I'm looking to buy a DSLR. I've never taken photography lessons. I don't think I'll be taking pictures professionally, but i'm open for it. Right now it's just a hobby I've been wanting to do for a few years now.
Would the Nikon D90 be a good choice? The D-Movie intrigued me.
I was told to get a high-end SLR, but I'm afraid there's a possibility I might regret it. Like I said, it's a hobby for now.
Would the D90 be a good entry-level purchase? I also want to leave room for the fact that if I do want to get real serious, I dont want to end up having to buy a new SLR to satisy my needs.
Thanks.
Oh. If it helps. I'm interested in just taking landscape pictures. I guess if there's parties like weddings, birthdays, picnics, etc. I don't think I'll be taking pictures of people playing basketball or soccer too often.
PS: If D90 is a poor choice, any other suggestions? I just don't really want to purchase a $3,000+ DSLR, unless it's a wiser choice...
I'm new to SLRs. I always enjoyed taking pictures with point-and-shoot cams, but I felt limited.
I'm looking to buy a DSLR. I've never taken photography lessons. I don't think I'll be taking pictures professionally, but i'm open for it. Right now it's just a hobby I've been wanting to do for a few years now.
Would the Nikon D90 be a good choice? The D-Movie intrigued me.
I was told to get a high-end SLR, but I'm afraid there's a possibility I might regret it. Like I said, it's a hobby for now.
Would the D90 be a good entry-level purchase? I also want to leave room for the fact that if I do want to get real serious, I dont want to end up having to buy a new SLR to satisy my needs.
Thanks.
Oh. If it helps. I'm interested in just taking landscape pictures. I guess if there's parties like weddings, birthdays, picnics, etc. I don't think I'll be taking pictures of people playing basketball or soccer too often.
PS: If D90 is a poor choice, any other suggestions? I just don't really want to purchase a $3,000+ DSLR, unless it's a wiser choice...