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09/28/2007 06:39:44 PM · #1 |
| OK, after reading multiple threads on Cannon & Nikon cameras, I took the one advice of going out into the stores and holding each one to see which one 'felt' good... Nikon d50 wins, no contest! I have large hands for a girl and this camera felt ergonomically perfect. Is this a good camera for a first SLR? I'm making a big step from a little EXILIM. |
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09/28/2007 06:55:00 PM · #2 |
| Congrats on new camera,best wishes on great shots to come. |
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09/28/2007 06:56:05 PM · #3 |
| The D50 is a very good camera indeed. Get yourself a nice lens to go on it too you will love it.. congrats |
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09/28/2007 07:10:24 PM · #4 |
| I love my D50! I still use it all the time and it collects no dust even though I have a D200. I recommend it. :) |
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09/28/2007 08:13:57 PM · #5 |
Crap.. seems like it's discontinued?? Can't find it anywhere online *sigh* .. I handled it at Sears here in SF but we are on the move (live on my sailboat) so I wanted to get it from somewhere where I could get the whole package (lenses, accesories, et) all at once. eBay seems to be my only option. ;o/
Why do I always want what is hard to find? |
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09/28/2007 08:40:27 PM · #6 |
get one on ebay.... :)
its where I got mine. |
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09/28/2007 09:33:19 PM · #7 |
| Congrats! Indeed, the D50 build quality is miles ahead of Canon's rebel series. |
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