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Upgrading from D5500
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<blockquote data-quote="microkid" data-source="post: 665988" data-attributes="member: 41423"><p>Hi I replaced my long serving D200 a couple of year ago with a D5500. My thinking was as the technology moves on so quickly, I would try and keep the cost down, and the D5500 seemed to be a good compromise between cost and good handling with its touch screen but...</p><p></p><p>There are a few areas I just can't get on with </p><p></p><p>1... Moving between metering modes in the heat of the moment takes too long, to open menu tap on screen etc... especially in bright light. D200 had a separate dial for this.</p><p>2... Moving between focus modes - same as above</p><p>3... No dedicated aperture control</p><p>4... Viewfinder not bright enough</p><p></p><p>Which Nikon DLSR would best alleviate these issues, whilst still being - shall we say - cost effective.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="microkid, post: 665988, member: 41423"] Hi I replaced my long serving D200 a couple of year ago with a D5500. My thinking was as the technology moves on so quickly, I would try and keep the cost down, and the D5500 seemed to be a good compromise between cost and good handling with its touch screen but... There are a few areas I just can't get on with 1... Moving between metering modes in the heat of the moment takes too long, to open menu tap on screen etc... especially in bright light. D200 had a separate dial for this. 2... Moving between focus modes - same as above 3... No dedicated aperture control 4... Viewfinder not bright enough Which Nikon DLSR would best alleviate these issues, whilst still being - shall we say - cost effective. [/QUOTE]
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