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<blockquote data-quote="Mike D90" data-source="post: 289932" data-attributes="member: 17556">Now, before anyone gets the idea that I am raising the D90 above everything else out there, forget it. I am not. I just wanted to express how pleased I have been with my D90 and what a great camera I think it truly is.It's rather low mega pixel resolution, slow frame advance rate compared to others, smallish viewfinder, and older AF system make it less desirable to most these days but it sure is a work horse!&nbsp; Its dated and nearly in the &quot;obsolete&quot; family, but like the venerable Fairchild A-10 Warthog, it is just too good to retire it.I have just been reading though the pages of the D90 forum and there are very very few threads where there were any complaints or real issues. I know the D90 had some issues with a PCB board failure but it seems not to be very common.&nbsp; Other issues and complaints were mostly not the fault of the camera itself but rather that of battery, user or battery grip problems that caused the camera to have issues.Nikon hit a home run with this camera I do believe and I am proud to own mine.&nbsp; Matter of fact, I would love to have a second one.&nbsp; I do want the D7000/7100 series eventually but I am just not in a hurry.Cheers to the D90!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike D90, post: 289932, member: 17556"] Now, before anyone gets the idea that I am raising the D90 above everything else out there, forget it. I am not. I just wanted to express how pleased I have been with my D90 and what a great camera I think it truly is. It's rather low mega pixel resolution, slow frame advance rate compared to others, smallish viewfinder, and older AF system make it less desirable to most these days but it sure is a work horse! Its dated and nearly in the "obsolete" family, but like the venerable Fairchild A-10 Warthog, it is just too good to retire it. I have just been reading though the pages of the D90 forum and there are very very few threads where there were any complaints or real issues. I know the D90 had some issues with a PCB board failure but it seems not to be very common. Other issues and complaints were mostly not the fault of the camera itself but rather that of battery, user or battery grip problems that caused the camera to have issues. Nikon hit a home run with this camera I do believe and I am proud to own mine. Matter of fact, I would love to have a second one. I do want the D7000/7100 series eventually but I am just not in a hurry. Cheers to the D90! [/QUOTE]

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