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How Would The Nikon D90 Compare to other DSLR's posted on 14th of january, 2010

I have just purchased a Nikon D90 as a replacement for my Nikon D60 and I would be very interested it what other photographers opinions of this camera are. Here are some of the key points that swayed my decision to get the D90. The Nikon F Mount which makes the camera compatible with any Nikon lens from 1959 on, the 12.3 Megapixel DX Format Sensor, EXPEED image processing, an 11 point auto focus system, 3D Color Matrix Metering II, Scene Recognition System and a 3.0 inch 920,000 Dot TFT LCD With Live View. These are just a few of the perks that come with the D90 but I would be very interested in any of your comments when doing comparisons with other camera makes. Here is one of the first pictures I took with the D90 and I hope you like and as always comments {Good Or Bad] are welcome

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	I use D90 and i just love the features in it. Its best compared to Canon EOS 30 i used before. Most of the pictures in my portfolio are with D90. BTW you should try the video in HD quality, its superb. - posted by Creativei on January 15, 2010
	Thanks Noonie for your advice. This weekend I'll be making my first trip back to the scene of that event with the D90 so I can document the area with images. Although I have taken hundreds of images from the same spot it has taken on a whole new meaning since that day. The province of Newfoundland in Canada is full of stories of people who were not as lucky as I was. Newfoundland is a province with spectacular rugged coastline and a beautifully diverse interior which can be a photographers dream or their worst nightmare to which I can attest. I have just started going through your portfolio and I'm very impressed. I am somewhat a newbie in the digital world of photography but if you should ever get to this province I'm sure I could show you some land and seascapes that would certainly catch your fancy. If you don't mind me asking what type of Nikon do you use? - posted by Secmaster on January 15, 2010
	Note to anyone wanting a new camera: don't use this method! Note to Harold: be sure to take along a friend with a loud voice to yell out a warning! Glad you're now back in business! - posted by Noonie on January 15, 2010
	i'm afraid i'm a Canon user - but good luck with your new camera - always an exciting adventure - posted by Frantab01 on January 15, 2010
	i use D90, has a very good reputation in China market. - posted by Huating on January 14, 2010
	GOD!! I hope you are ok..! I am trying to sell my D60 but I want I guess a lot of money around 350EUR (18-55VR)! - posted by Luissantos84 on January 14, 2010
	Sorry about that my friend. The reason I bought the D90 was because not to long ago I was photographing large ocean waves that were breaking on shore near where I live in the Province of Newfoundland in Canada and while I was in the process of taking a picture of a 30 tp 35 foot wave breaking on shore I became complacent and did not pay attention to what was going on behind me. My camera and tripod as well as myself were hit from behind by a large wave and although I was knocked unconscious I only suffered cuts and scraps as well as a busted knuckle and dislocated finger but my tripod and my D60 were both destroyed and I was without a camera until I recovered enough to get out and buy the D90, but if I had to sell a D60 an it was here in Canada and the camera was in good condition I would ask at least $ 400.00 for it and maybe more according to what lens it had with it. - posted by Secmaster on January 14, 2010
	nop! I was asking about the D60? did you sell it? I wanna sell mine to get the D90! - posted by Luissantos84 on January 14, 2010
	If you are asking me how much I paid for the camera it also came with a 18-105mm lens and I paid a little over $ 1400.00 Canadian currency for it. - posted by Secmaster on January 14, 2010
	lol kind of funny..! I am thinking of buying a D90 and also have a D60, for how much you have sell it? - posted by Luissantos84 on January 14, 2010

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>Favorite Saying " You Don't Need To Know Where The Next Photograph Is Coming From All You Have To Do Is Imagine It And Then The Possibilities Are Endless " When I go on my walkabouts around Newfoundland Canada or anywhere for that matter there is a time in every trip where I get this feeling of anticipation and being of one with my surroundings and everywhere I look is a photo opportunity. It's like I don't even have to see it and I can just visualize or imagine the picture and turn around and it's there and I like to call this being in the zone. There is a time in every walkabout or journey that I take [Some Of My Fellow Photographers Will Know This feeling] When I'm framing a particular image that I just seem to be overtaken by a overwhelming feeling I can't quite describe and it's usually at this point I stop for a moment and stand in awe and amazement and appreciate what has been created in front of me. I guess one of my favorite photographers Ansel Adams put it best and I quote " Sometimes I Do Get To Places Just When God's Ready To Have Somebody Click The Shutter ".



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