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DSLR should I choose?
I am very excited about buying a digital SLR. It is not just an upgrade point and shoot, it really I want to explore photography. The photo results of a DSLR really attracts me and I would like to learn more. I have the intention to spend $ 1000 or less. I done some research and my choices are Nikon D3100, Canon EOS 550D and Nikon D5000. Recently, I heard rumors about a new replacement D5000 – D5100. I saw your specifications and is rumored to be quite wonderful. I'm thinking of buying this instead of D5000. So my question is this: 1. Which dSLR 3 (d3100, D5000 and 550D) is the Recommended? 2. Should I wait until I buy the D5100 or the existing ones? 3. Is there any other dSLR recommended that I have not mentioned? 4. Should I save money to buy dSLR Over $ 1000 60D and D7000 like, or are those under $ 1000 is enough? Thanks before:)
Nikon D5000 digital SLR camera (18-55 mm VR Lens Kit) United Kingdom: U.S. http://amzn.to/faAtao: http://amzn.to/ez09i2 Review: Great camera. If you're new to digital SLR game (like me) or if you are upgrading and who can fork up the cash, it's definitely worth it. It has a very concise, simple and easy to use interface, the buttons are well placed, and the LCD screen Rotary is very nice and useful in certain situations (I like the way they are folded inward to protect the screen.) My main purpose of this camera is still photos of what the video is a cool bonus and is surprisingly better than I thought (although if you're looking to do serious video in high definition, which go for an HD camcorder or something instead of nothing). The D5000 is essentially a D90 compressed into a smaller lighter body (of course lacks the internal AF motor, it has a good grip, and has a visor pentamirror slightly smaller pentaprism instead of the D90 – all this, among some other things, but it is good cheap for a reason – It is also mentionable that the D5000 has an additional mode live view, a little closed editing tools, and more scene modes compared to the D90 – all useful for someone new to digital SLR in the sense that they can learn from them or simply use them to make your life easier and view photos larger). So far I love it. It is easy to use and ideal for those new to the digital SLR field, but also contains sufficient strength for those looking to improve and give plenty of room for newcomers to learn and grow with it.
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