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>>> Yes. After all, it's AFAIK the cheapest non-Canon CMOS -based SLR. At
>>> least it's the cheapest CMOS-based Nikon SLR.
>> I thought that was the D20...
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> Can you link specs? I've never heard of such model, Nikon's web-pages
> won't show it, neither does Digiwowo.
It appears I have my model numbers wrong. It was the D40.
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Fredrik Eriksson wrote:
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> There was a Nikon D200, but that was not a low-end model.
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It wasn't CMOS either.
-Aero
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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
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> It appears I have my model numbers wrong. It was the D40.
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D40 is CCD, not CMOS.
-Aero
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> D40 is CCD, not CMOS.
Oh, OK then. Does that make some kind of difference?
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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
>> D40 is CCD, not CMOS.
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> Oh, OK then. Does that make some kind of difference?
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Yes, it does :). CCD makes more noise in dark.
-Aero
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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> ...isn't that... um... absurdly expensive?
$1150 or so, with a nice lens included. I have several lenses left over from
my old film camera, too, which makes it nice.
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>> ...isn't that... um... absurdly expensive?
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> $1150 or so, with a nice lens included. I have several lenses left over
> from my old film camera, too, which makes it nice.
Oh, well, if those will work, that's just gravy... ;-)
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Eero Ahonen wrote:
> Can you link specs? I've never heard of such model, Nikon's web-pages
> won't show it, neither does Digiwowo.
Just google
nikon d90
and you come up with reviews, user manuals, everything.
http://www.nikonusa.com/pdf/manuals/noprint/D90_ennoprint.pdf
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Fredrik Eriksson wrote:
> Seriously though, do they actually tell you to disable VR before shutdown?
Yes. And it really does have a "manual vs auto" focus button on both the
lens and the body. I don't know yet what happens if you set them
differently. :-)
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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> Oh, well, if those will work, that's just gravy... ;-)
You jest, but they're some additional $500-$800 worth of lenses when I
bought them.
One has the glass flopping around loose inside, so I'm not sure how much
that would cost to fix. :-)
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