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<blockquote data-quote="Tosh-27" data-source="post: 367923" data-attributes="member: 33257">Hi guys and gals, Please excuse my total ignorance in this subject but i'd like some assistance in upgrading camera's for my wife. My wife is the one into her photography not me, but i'd like to upgrade her camera as a surprise for her birthday and needed some advise as what to get. Once I've done this then i'll hand over the details for this forum and she can get involved properly. She currently has 2 Nikon D50's with various lenses. She'd like to move up to the next level and get into photography a bit more in depth (all as a hobby I might add).I've read a bunch of reviews and quite frankly got lost. Some say D7000, some say D90, some say D3100. Can anyone suggest a good camera to go for (will prob be second hand) Found a D7000 for $550Aus but then also found a D7000 with standard lense for $1249Aus and just gave up. Any help will be really appreciated. Thank you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tosh-27, post: 367923, member: 33257"] Hi guys and gals, Please excuse my total ignorance in this subject but i'd like some assistance in upgrading camera's for my wife. My wife is the one into her photography not me, but i'd like to upgrade her camera as a surprise for her birthday and needed some advise as what to get. Once I've done this then i'll hand over the details for this forum and she can get involved properly. She currently has 2 Nikon D50's with various lenses. She'd like to move up to the next level and get into photography a bit more in depth (all as a hobby I might add). I've read a bunch of reviews and quite frankly got lost. Some say D7000, some say D90, some say D3100. Can anyone suggest a good camera to go for (will prob be second hand) Found a D7000 for $550Aus but then also found a D7000 with standard lense for $1249Aus and just gave up. Any help will be really appreciated. Thank you. [/QUOTE]

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