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<blockquote data-quote="Mestre" data-source="post: 64891" data-attributes="member: 6032">The longer you take to get your new camera, the less pictures you take.In the end, there is always a new model to be launched and whatever camera you buy it'll be &quot;outdated&quot; in a coupe of years.However, that doesn't mean you won't be taking great photos with a D7000 or a D90 for the next years. Last April I had a workshop with a famous Portuguese national geographic photographer and he's still using his D300 with a D80 as a backup. Even his glass were the older 80-200 2.8 and a 28-70 2.8, with a DX Ultra wide (12-24 I believe) although he spent the workshop shooting a Canon G11 and giving us help.In the end, it's the photographer's eyes that makes the difference and the more you shoot the more you grow.Both the D90 and the D7000 are great cameras, i always prefer cameras with built in motor, a pentaprism viewfinder and easy access commands. Don't rush in the MEgapixels war, it only makes a difference if you print huge images.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mestre, post: 64891, member: 6032"] The longer you take to get your new camera, the less pictures you take. In the end, there is always a new model to be launched and whatever camera you buy it'll be "outdated" in a coupe of years. However, that doesn't mean you won't be taking great photos with a D7000 or a D90 for the next years. Last April I had a workshop with a famous Portuguese national geographic photographer and he's still using his D300 with a D80 as a backup. Even his glass were the older 80-200 2.8 and a 28-70 2.8, with a DX Ultra wide (12-24 I believe) although he spent the workshop shooting a Canon G11 and giving us help. In the end, it's the photographer's eyes that makes the difference and the more you shoot the more you grow. Both the D90 and the D7000 are great cameras, i always prefer cameras with built in motor, a pentaprism viewfinder and easy access commands. Don't rush in the MEgapixels war, it only makes a difference if you print huge images. [/QUOTE]

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