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<blockquote data-quote="Ke_Ola!" data-source="post: 34764" data-attributes="member: 7900">Thanks fellas!&nbsp; I've always leaned toward the D90, but as you can probably attest to, newer technology always calls out to me... lol.&nbsp; But the D90 has a few things that I wanted; built-in focus motor, 920k dot rear screen, top LCD, great reputation.&nbsp; I just read that the D90 is the most used camera on Flickr for uploads.&nbsp; Over 80k a day!&nbsp; Anyway, I've set up a meeting with the Craigslist seller for tomorrow morning, just so I can hold it and maybe even snap a few shots.&nbsp; And with under 10k shutter actuations, I'm sure its not even broken in yet.&nbsp; And yes, the D5100 has the newer sensor, which is really enticing me.&nbsp; But as a camera repairman in town told me yesterday, &quot;It's not enough to warrant buying another entry-level DSLR.&nbsp; You might as well save your money and get the D7000 to get the most &quot;upgrade&quot; for your money.&quot;And I'm not looking in the D7000 price range yet. haha</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ke_Ola!, post: 34764, member: 7900"] Thanks fellas! I've always leaned toward the D90, but as you can probably attest to, newer technology always calls out to me... lol. But the D90 has a few things that I wanted; built-in focus motor, 920k dot rear screen, top LCD, great reputation. I just read that the D90 is the most used camera on Flickr for uploads. Over 80k a day! Anyway, I've set up a meeting with the Craigslist seller for tomorrow morning, just so I can hold it and maybe even snap a few shots. And with under 10k shutter actuations, I'm sure its not even broken in yet. And yes, the D5100 has the newer sensor, which is really enticing me. But as a camera repairman in town told me yesterday, "It's not enough to warrant buying another entry-level DSLR. You might as well save your money and get the D7000 to get the most "upgrade" for your money." And I'm not looking in the D7000 price range yet. haha [/QUOTE]

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