hey from Oakville, ON
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Whiskeyman
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Welcome to nikonites.com!
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Oh that's cool ... I assumed you live in GTA?
I want to do landscape, street/building, macro and night (like light up buildings or streets)
In the future, I would like to sell prints but obviously I'm not ready for that yet lol
I want to say I'm flexible because I can buy a high end camera but don't think, which I'm sure most people here probably don't recommend high end camera to a newbie lol... but I don't think I want a pure entry camera like d3300 because if I grow out of it too quickly and have to upgrade in a short time then overall financially it not a great idea, I think
Also I just recently found out that they stopped making D3300 and bringing out their successor this summer called D3500
I don't know which format is best for me
I don't know what camera is suitable for me since I'm quite a newbie to photography but I have a camera but it my dad. It a FED O3D-5, a russian camera
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I want to do landscape, street/building, macro and night (like light up buildings or streets)
In the future, I would like to sell prints but obviously I'm not ready for that yet lol
I want to say I'm flexible because I can buy a high end camera but don't think, which I'm sure most people here probably don't recommend high end camera to a newbie lol... but I don't think I want a pure entry camera like d3300 because if I grow out of it too quickly and have to upgrade in a short time then overall financially it not a great idea, I think
Also I just recently found out that they stopped making D3300 and bringing out their successor this summer called D3500
I don't know which format is best for me
I don't know what camera is suitable for me since I'm quite a newbie to photography but I have a camera but it my dad. It a FED O3D-5, a russian camera
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Greetings from Oregon; welcome to the forum. As mentioned, your budget will determine your purchases, and lenses need to be a large part of the equation. If money is no object, then get buying and have some fun. 
If it is, well, be sure to read the accounts of folks who own the cameras you are most interested in; much can be learned. Online comparisons are also helpful at times.
If it is, well, be sure to read the accounts of folks who own the cameras you are most interested in; much can be learned. Online comparisons are also helpful at times.Osantacruz
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Also be aware Photokina is next month. They'll probably announce a new version of d3xxx and d7xxx so either you'll find the newest version to have features you want or you can get the current model for less with people selling them to pay for a newer model (also the price of new ones will drop too if you prefer not used)
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Osantacruz
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Pretty much. It's the trade show where all the companies announce new stuff.
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it intriguing situation ... how much do they reduce the price when the new version come out?
is it worth waiting for photokina?
Osantacruz
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Can't remember what it was last time. Maybe $100-200 US? Used ones even more.
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is that worth waiting for 2 months for photokina announcing possible news about new version of the cameras but it doesn't mean it coming out to the public to buy them. It could be mean next year to be release to the public
Osantacruz
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That's up to you. Depends how much of a rush you're in. Just letting you know so you wouldn't get blind sided by a new body announcement soon after purchasing one
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