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<blockquote data-quote="Photowyzard" data-source="post: 57999" data-attributes="member: 8344">John Cook has made an excellent post.&nbsp; I am an extremely satisfied D90 user, it is a tank and it delivers.&nbsp; Had I had the choice, I would have gone with the D7000.&nbsp; My only reason is I want more technology, higher resolution and features and I purchase around the time just before the D7000 was released!&nbsp; Otherwise, no regrets.&nbsp; Before reading further, look&nbsp; at the image below and GUESS the ISO!!See image below:[ATTACH]11462[/ATTACH]This was taken with my D90, hand held, using Westcott Lighting Systems I did not set up.&nbsp; I simply pointed my camera and took the picture.&nbsp; I asked you to guess the ISO on this image and I will bet you did not at all guess correctly.&nbsp; One Thousand!Check this image out..... and guess the ISO on this one....[ATTACH]11463[/ATTACH]This was taken with Wescott Lighting Systems and again, I simply pointed the D90 and took the picture.&nbsp; Can you guess the ISO on this one?&nbsp; They are one and the same image.&nbsp; The bottom picture is the image I composed, the top picture is cropped up close.&nbsp; They are one&nbsp; and the same image.You won't go wrong with either camera, it is a question of commitment to Photography and budget.&nbsp; If you are half hearted about it and need a camera for nice pictures and don't want to spend the money, get the D90.&nbsp; In fact, you could even spend less and get a D3200.&nbsp; If you are serious, hands down.... get the D7000.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Photowyzard, post: 57999, member: 8344"] John Cook has made an excellent post. I am an extremely satisfied D90 user, it is a tank and it delivers. Had I had the choice, I would have gone with the D7000. My only reason is I want more technology, higher resolution and features and I purchase around the time just before the D7000 was released! Otherwise, no regrets. Before reading further, look at the image below and GUESS the ISO!! See image below: [ATTACH=CONFIG]11462._xfImport[/ATTACH] This was taken with my D90, hand held, using Westcott Lighting Systems I did not set up. I simply pointed my camera and took the picture. I asked you to guess the ISO on this image and I will bet you did not at all guess correctly. One Thousand! Check this image out..... and guess the ISO on this one.... [ATTACH=CONFIG]11463._xfImport[/ATTACH] This was taken with Wescott Lighting Systems and again, I simply pointed the D90 and took the picture. Can you guess the ISO on this one? They are one and the same image. The bottom picture is the image I composed, the top picture is cropped up close. They are one and the same image. You won't go wrong with either camera, it is a question of commitment to Photography and budget. If you are half hearted about it and need a camera for nice pictures and don't want to spend the money, get the D90. In fact, you could even spend less and get a D3200. If you are serious, hands down.... get the D7000. [/QUOTE]

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