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D200
D40 vs D200
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<blockquote data-quote="jksecunda" data-source="post: 208362" data-attributes="member: 17264"><p>I take family pictures and scenery and vacation. This weekend Im taking some family pics of my son's family outside in the fall colors. I have an SB-400 flash for fill, and i really like the 18-200 that I bought years ago. But for what they want I will probably use the 18-55 lens. They have had pics taken in the past and I did not like the way they seemed to have more scenery than family. I have taken a couple of classes in photography and used to take weddings back in the 80's. Not into that anymore. The only reason I mentioned KR is that he said the D200 has great default settings right from the get go. No fiddling with exposure settings or bracketing. I guess I only wanted to know if I should stay with the D40 or upgrade to something else. </p><p>Thanks for your input.</p><p>Jeff</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jksecunda, post: 208362, member: 17264"] I take family pictures and scenery and vacation. This weekend Im taking some family pics of my son's family outside in the fall colors. I have an SB-400 flash for fill, and i really like the 18-200 that I bought years ago. But for what they want I will probably use the 18-55 lens. They have had pics taken in the past and I did not like the way they seemed to have more scenery than family. I have taken a couple of classes in photography and used to take weddings back in the 80's. Not into that anymore. The only reason I mentioned KR is that he said the D200 has great default settings right from the get go. No fiddling with exposure settings or bracketing. I guess I only wanted to know if I should stay with the D40 or upgrade to something else. Thanks for your input. Jeff [/QUOTE]
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