Which one has better picture quality?

[Glendower]

Hi, I have a nikon d90 and love it. I've been wanting to upgrade to a pro level camera but haven't decided to which camera or if it's the right time to purchase a Nikon camera.
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I don't have a good reason to justify upgrading to a new body. I like just like nice things and always the top of the line stuff.
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Will the Nikon D300s have a better picture quality then the D90? (I know they have the same sensor but the D300s is 14 bits compare to 12 bit for D90) Should I wait till Nikon come out with a newer model? like D400 or D800?

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[zona5101]

why not the new D7000?

[Niresangwa]

Unless you plan to purchase a whole stock of new lenses, or already have, the consideration of a body ought to be secondary to getting new glass first. No point having a blitzing body if your glass and skills aren't up to scratch...

...the glass you'll keep a long time and can actually be an investment. The body, (especially if you have a penchant for having the latest and greatest), well, you'll be salivating over a new one when it's released in a year or so.

[Jim Poor]

Originally Posted by Glendower

Hi, I have a nikon d90 and love it. I've been wanting to upgrade to a pro level camera but haven't decided to which camera or if it's the right time to purchase a Nikon camera.

I don't have a good reason to justify upgrading to a new body. I like just like nice things and always the top of the line stuff.

Will the Nikon D300s have a better picture quality then the D90? (I know they have the same sensor but the D300s is 14 bits compare to 12 bit for D90) Should I wait till Nikon come out with a newer model? like D400 or D800?
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You have some misconceptions. The D300S, though used by many professionals, is not a pro body. It's certainly not "top of the line."

If you just want new and shiny, then go for the D3S or D3X. Those are the top of the line Nikon cameras at the moment.

If you want a pro-sumer camera, take a look at the D7000.

You won't be able to see a difference between 14 bits or 12 bits, so that's certainly not a discriminating factor.

[sk66]

Originally Posted by Glendower

I don't have a good reason to justify upgrading to a new body. I like just like nice things and always the top of the line stuff.

Keep your D90 and buy some top quality lenses if you need to spend money.
Buy a new body when you have a reason to do so.
Hell, I've been looking for an old D2 to buy.

[ravncat]

D300 and d90 max potential image quality are very very close if not the same
D300s has gains almost entirely in handling and video

12 bit vs 14 bit is a ridiculously subtle difference now, it might become more important in the future. You'd be better off investing in yourself or glass if you want improved IQ

[OsmosisStudios]

Originally Posted by Jim Poor

You have some misconceptions. The D300S, though used by many professionals, is not a pro body. It's certainly not "top of the line."

This depends greatly on who you speak to.

[inkista]

Originally Posted by Glendower

...I don't have a good reason to justify upgrading to a new body. I like just like nice things and always the top of the line stuff....Should I wait till Nikon come out with a newer model? like D400 or D800?

Personally, I think you should wait until there's actually a reason for you to upgrade your camera body. New camera announcements cluster around March and October.

In the meantime, for me, the smart money is what everybody else is saying: lenses. As long as there's a lens you want that costs less than the camera bodies you're looking at--get the lens. When you're only looking at lenses that are more expensive than the camera bodies you want then look at the bodies, imnsho.

[Jim Poor]

Originally Posted by OsmosisStudios

This depends greatly on who you speak to.

No, it really doesn't depend upon to whom one speaks.

Simple specs like lack of weather sealing keep it well out of the pro line. Nikon doesn't even try to advertise it as a pro body.

[OsmosisStudios]

Originally Posted by Jim Poor

No, it really doesn't depend upon to whom one speaks.

Simple specs like lack of weather sealing keep it well out of the pro line. Nikon doesn't even try to advertise it as a pro body.

Funny, they do in Canada. They market it as a companion to the D700 for the working pro.