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<blockquote data-quote="AC016" data-source="post: 426144" data-attributes="member: 9619"><p>I picked up my first Nikon, a D3000, back in 2011.&nbsp; It was also my first DSLR.&nbsp; Before the D3000, i had a bunch of film and digital compacts.&nbsp; Honestly, i knew nothing of Nikon back then.&nbsp; I knew far more about Canon or at least, i knew the Canon name more then i did Nikon.&nbsp; I had had a Canon film compact 35mm film camera before moving to digital.&nbsp; That little Canon survived Philippine flood waters.&nbsp; When i went to buy my first DSLR, i was wanting a Canon.&nbsp; Though, the Nikon at the time was less expensive, so i took a &quot;chance&quot; and bought the Nikon.&nbsp; In essence, my decision to go with Nikon was based more on dollars then anything else.&nbsp; I think i would have been just as happy with the Canon.&nbsp; I was not married to any one system at the time and had never owned a DSLR before.&nbsp; So, going with Canon would have been just as easy for me.&nbsp; Four years later, i don't own anything Nikon anymore.&nbsp; A camera is a personal choice.&nbsp; In the end, what matters is what you produce with that camera, not the name on it.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="AC016, post: 426144, member: 9619"] I picked up my first Nikon, a D3000, back in 2011. It was also my first DSLR. Before the D3000, i had a bunch of film and digital compacts. Honestly, i knew nothing of Nikon back then. I knew far more about Canon or at least, i knew the Canon name more then i did Nikon. I had had a Canon film compact 35mm film camera before moving to digital. That little Canon survived Philippine flood waters. When i went to buy my first DSLR, i was wanting a Canon. Though, the Nikon at the time was less expensive, so i took a "chance" and bought the Nikon. In essence, my decision to go with Nikon was based more on dollars then anything else. I think i would have been just as happy with the Canon. I was not married to any one system at the time and had never owned a DSLR before. So, going with Canon would have been just as easy for me. Four years later, i don't own anything Nikon anymore. A camera is a personal choice. In the end, what matters is what you produce with that camera, not the name on it. [/QUOTE]

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