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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 69336" data-attributes="member: 10038">wave the red flag in front of the Canon user. Personally, I am just glad that some strong companies exists, to force the competion. the one thing I can say about Nikon is that they have produced a consistant feel to a camera. So, for example, if you have a chance, pick up an old F100 film camera. You will be amazed how familar it will feel, so that the difference is minute degrees. My favorite in the hand camera was/is my F3. The new DSLRs feel solid but not as slolid as these old tanks, than were more compact, and a joy to use.I have lots of friends with Canons, so, I have found the newer Mark II/III to be pretty solid, not quite as good as my Nikons, but not bad,, its the buttons and controls that are hard (once you are used to a format).One strange thing is that Canon does not have dedicated Bkt button, while just about every Nikon has one. The wars will go on and on, with some times Canon leading, other times Nikon, and the real winners in this battle -&gt; US. Long live the battle.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 69336, member: 10038"] wave the red flag in front of the Canon user. Personally, I am just glad that some strong companies exists, to force the competion. the one thing I can say about Nikon is that they have produced a consistant feel to a camera. So, for example, if you have a chance, pick up an old F100 film camera. You will be amazed how familar it will feel, so that the difference is minute degrees. My favorite in the hand camera was/is my F3. The new DSLRs feel solid but not as slolid as these old tanks, than were more compact, and a joy to use. I have lots of friends with Canons, so, I have found the newer Mark II/III to be pretty solid, not quite as good as my Nikons, but not bad,, its the buttons and controls that are hard (once you are used to a format). One strange thing is that Canon does not have dedicated Bkt button, while just about every Nikon has one. The wars will go on and on, with some times Canon leading, other times Nikon, and the real winners in this battle -> US. Long live the battle. [/QUOTE]

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