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<blockquote data-quote="Eye-level" data-source="post: 41881" data-attributes="member: 6548">Thank you for all the replies I really appreciate that. I'm working on it Jack I'm working on it...hahaha Pete they are the same camera. The D90 has HD video capability and if I remember right an internal focusing motor and it has a bigger viewscreen...other than that they are the same. The D90 is only about 6 months older than the D5000 and both cameras have had loads of great reviews. Plus you know how it goes out with the old model and in with new one...Gav it has taken me about 100-150 rolls to get to the point where I can make properly exposed and focused shots.&nbsp; I'm no pro or artist just run of the mill hobbyist but nowadays I usually get only a handful of unusable images per roll.I've been shooting film for a couple of years now and I am nearly to the point where I can go digital with complete confidence knowing that there isn't anything back in the day of film that I missed.&nbsp; I've learned a great deal and have came to a pretty solid understanding of the workings of a camera from shooting the film and although I will always continue to shoot film it is pretty much time for digital with me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eye-level, post: 41881, member: 6548"] Thank you for all the replies I really appreciate that. I'm working on it Jack I'm working on it...hahaha Pete they are the same camera. The D90 has HD video capability and if I remember right an internal focusing motor and it has a bigger viewscreen...other than that they are the same. The D90 is only about 6 months older than the D5000 and both cameras have had loads of great reviews. Plus you know how it goes out with the old model and in with new one... Gav it has taken me about 100-150 rolls to get to the point where I can make properly exposed and focused shots. I'm no pro or artist just run of the mill hobbyist but nowadays I usually get only a handful of unusable images per roll. I've been shooting film for a couple of years now and I am nearly to the point where I can go digital with complete confidence knowing that there isn't anything back in the day of film that I missed. I've learned a great deal and have came to a pretty solid understanding of the workings of a camera from shooting the film and although I will always continue to shoot film it is pretty much time for digital with me. [/QUOTE]

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