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<blockquote data-quote="jesshopes" data-source="post: 167605" data-attributes="member: 15368">Yes, I realize that my D80 is not a &quot;good&quot; camera.&nbsp; It's what I could afford at the time.&nbsp; I've learned a lot using this camera and it has served me pretty well.I am pretty happy with how it shoots outdoors.&nbsp; Lately I feel like the sharpness of my images isn't what I want it to be.&nbsp; I don't think that the images are any less sharp than they used to be, necessarily, I am just more picky.&nbsp; I'm especially interested in getting something that gives me some versatility indoors with lower light.&nbsp; I (as a favor) shot a wedding of a friend's sister last year.&nbsp; Very VERY small wedding in the gathering area of a church.&nbsp; The images were okay but I had the ISO turned way up to compensate and there was so much noise.&nbsp; Took quite a lot of editing.&nbsp; I'd love a camera that had good reliability in such situationsI would like to stay under $2000.&nbsp; I'd really just like a solid upgrade.&nbsp; I know, though, that buying a more expensive model doesn't necessarily mean that my user-faults would be magically fixed.&nbsp; Hope that helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jesshopes, post: 167605, member: 15368"] Yes, I realize that my D80 is not a "good" camera. It's what I could afford at the time. I've learned a lot using this camera and it has served me pretty well. I am pretty happy with how it shoots outdoors. Lately I feel like the sharpness of my images isn't what I want it to be. I don't think that the images are any less sharp than they used to be, necessarily, I am just more picky. I'm especially interested in getting something that gives me some versatility indoors with lower light. I (as a favor) shot a wedding of a friend's sister last year. Very VERY small wedding in the gathering area of a church. The images were okay but I had the ISO turned way up to compensate and there was so much noise. Took quite a lot of editing. I'd love a camera that had good reliability in such situations I would like to stay under $2000. I'd really just like a solid upgrade. I know, though, that buying a more expensive model doesn't necessarily mean that my user-faults would be magically fixed. Hope that helps. [/QUOTE]

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