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[pasak]

buying DSLR for the first time... i need advice...

Nikon D70 + Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G + Nikkor 70-300mm f/4-5.6G + Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D = 690$
or
Nikon D90 + Nikkon 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5 = 725$

which one to buy, i am not totally beginner.. i used dslr before, but buying first time for myself... i can afford one of them, so which one? i preffer D90, but with D70 i could buy some extra lenses
thx for help

[xmuckx]

Originally Posted by pasak

buying DSLR for the first time... i need advice...

Nikon D70 + Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G + Nikkor 70-300mm f/4-5.6G + Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D = 690$
or
Nikon D90 + Nikkon 28-105mm f/3.5-4.5 = 725$

which one to buy, i am not totally beginner.. i used dslr before, but buying first time for myself... i can afford one of them, so which one? i preffer D90, but with D70 i could buy some extra lenses
thx for help

i have experienced this before..then i decided to get D90+18 70mm+50 f1.8mm..

[Shokinen]

The 70-300 is probably the first one and not the VR version. I would not recommend it. You will have to be at 1/320s if you don't want to see blur from handshake (some people are better here, this is just a reference) so forget anything else then a sunny afternoon. And you won't be able to compensate either with high ISO with the D70.

Even if the D90 has been replaced by the D7000, it's still a nice camera. I would go for option 2 and keep gathering my money. You will also discover what type of photography you like.

My 2 cent

[pasak]

Originally Posted by xmuckx

i have experienced this before..then i decided to get D90+18 70mm+50 f1.8mm..

unfortunately, i dont have that option, just these two as u see...

Originally Posted by Shokinen

The 70-300 is probably the first one and not the VR version. I would not recommend it. You will have to be at 1/320s if you don't want to see blur from handshake (some people are better here, this is just a reference) so forget anything else then a sunny afternoon. And you won't be able to compensate either with high ISO with the D70.

Even if the D90 has been replaced by the D7000, it's still a nice camera. I would go for option 2 and keep gathering my money. You will also discover what type of photography you like.

My 2 cent

i'll probable do as u say... thank u

[Digidave]

First, you must realize the D70 is really old technology. I wouldn't even consider it at any price.

Secondly, are we talking about American dollars here? If so, where are you finding a D90 with a kit lens for $725? That seems really low! You may want to let us know more details about this purchase so we can help you make a good sound decision. We're here to help you.

[Aegea]

Of those two options, I'd go for the D90 + 28-105. The 28-105 is on my D90 most of the time. It's a fine lens with a usable macro mode. Only drawback is that 28 is not very wide on a crop sensor. You will probably finding yourself purchasing something like a 12-24 later, or even the 18-55 (which is very cheap used).

[pasak]

yes,it is american dollar but converted from BAM(bosnian currency)...the price is 1000 BAM...thank u for help,i'll buy d90