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ok camera guys i dont really know to much about cameras but im lookin at gettin a new 1 soon but i have no idea which 1 or brand to go with. im lookin at spending "around" $500. Any help will greatly be appreciated
thanks
james
05-27-2009, 03:26 PM
i'd buy like 75 disposable film cameras if i were you.
Blaze_Cunnings
05-27-2009, 04:27 PM
Nikon D40 is a really decent one.
check out kenrockwell.com
yea i was lookin at the d40.
thanks for ur input and not makin a dumbass resopnse^^
james
05-27-2009, 04:47 PM
Let's not be quoting ken Rockwell. Seriously.
Also, only reason for the smart ass reply is that there is seriously one of these threads every week or two. Search is your friend.
CHADbee
05-27-2009, 07:53 PM
Nikon D40 is a really decent one.
check out kenrockwell.com
having to be limited to more expensive and less common AF-S lens FTL
BURRITO_mike
05-27-2009, 07:58 PM
having to be limited to more expensive and less common AF-S lens FTL
yea id try and look for a decent d50 that way you'll have more compatible lens
Mr. Clean
05-27-2009, 08:01 PM
yeah but he'll spend like $400 for body and a decent lens to get started. the D40 is unbeatable for a noob. it's still fairly new and easy to use and produces really good shots.
CHADbee
05-27-2009, 08:05 PM
yeah but he'll spend like $400 for body and a decent lens to get started. the D40 is unbeatable for a noob. it's still fairly new and easy to use and produces really good shots.
i just sent him this....
This camera has only 2789 actuations.
No hot or stuck pixels and my test for dust shows a spotless sensor. (see last image). The lens that came with the kit was used for about a week before he bought the 18 - 200 zoom. The 18 - 55 looks new.
Here is what is included:
Nikon D50 camera in excellent condition
Nikon 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 lens in as new condition
Nikon strap
Promaster UV filter
QuickPro Training DVD
Original kit box
All documentation that came with it as original
US users manual complete with notes penned in appropriate places
If you speak Spanish there is a users manual without notes
Unused warranty cards if you feel that might actually pan out for you.
USB & Video cables
Flash shoe protector & viewfinder shield
Promaster universal battery charger
Promaster second battery
1 GB SD card also included
The only thing I can not seem to find is the body cap....doesn't mean it is not here, I just can't find it yet.....
$340 paypalled & delivered to your door.
http://www.tessfamily.com/uploaded2008/RST_4763.jpg
you cant beat THAT for a starter nikon DSLR!!! toss a $100 50mm 1.8 at that set-up and you got gear with great potential :cheers:
BURRITO_mike
05-27-2009, 08:08 PM
i just sent him this....
This camera has only 2789 actuations.
No hot or stuck pixels and my test for dust shows a spotless sensor. (see last image). The lens that came with the kit was used for about a week before he bought the 18 - 200 zoom. The 18 - 55 looks new.
Here is what is included:
Nikon D50 camera in excellent condition
Nikon 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 lens in as new condition
Nikon strap
Promaster UV filter
QuickPro Training DVD
Original kit box
All documentation that came with it as original
US users manual complete with notes penned in appropriate places
If you speak Spanish there is a users manual without notes
Unused warranty cards if you feel that might actually pan out for you.
USB & Video cables
Flash shoe protector & viewfinder shield
Promaster universal battery charger
Promaster second battery
1 GB SD card also included
The only thing I can not seem to find is the body cap....doesn't mean it is not here, I just can't find it yet.....
$340 paypalled & delivered to your door.
http://www.tessfamily.com/uploaded2008/RST_4763.jpg
you cant beat THAT for a starter nikon DSLR!!! toss a $100 50mm 1.8 at that set-up and you got gear with great potential :cheers:
where tha fak was this when i bought mine:thinking: FTL on me :(
CHADbee
05-27-2009, 08:11 PM
where tha fak was this when i bought mine:thinking: FTL on me :(
its on a photography forum im on. you have to be a member for 6 months to see the for sale section there though. the guy that posted it up for sale has like 6K posts and been there since 04 so its very legit :goodjob:
he is selling it for his father in law that just upgraded to a D90
BURRITO_mike
05-27-2009, 08:15 PM
its on a photography forum im on. you have to be a member for 6 months to see the for sale section there though. the guy that posted it up for sale has like 6K posts and been there since 04 so its very legit :goodjob:
he is selling it for his father in law that just upgraded to a D90
well damn, sounds nice lol
d90 ftw my buddy has one, i mess with it as much as i can :D:ninja:
Kamikaze
05-27-2009, 08:22 PM
having to be limited to more expensive and less common AF-S lens FTL
The only time limitations would arise is when shooting a moving subject. I have an AF lens mounted on mine right now and I have no complaints. :camera:
13Bracer
05-27-2009, 08:22 PM
well damn, sounds nice lol
d90 ftw my buddy has one, i mess with it as much as i can :D:ninja:
and your gunna stop messin with it asap.......:ninja: LOL
BURRITO_mike
05-27-2009, 08:29 PM
and your gunna stop messin with it asap.......:ninja: LOL
fak yooooo lol yo bitch im leaving saturday morning so come over friday nite for that dip:goodjob:
CHADbee
05-27-2009, 08:32 PM
The only time limitations would arise is when shooting a moving subject. I have an AF lens mounted on mine right now and I have no complaints. :camera:
yeah thats true, manually focusing really wouldnt be that big of a hassle unless you were shooting a racing event or wildlife photography.
thanks for the info guys. and yea im still lookin into that d50 chad
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