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jeff26

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idk, i love my d40. if you are new theres alot of user friendlyfeatures. do some RESEARCH. look at reviews and compare specs
 

Eric Magray

Steel Member
if you have no idea what youre doing get a d40, if you actually have an idea about what settings do what and how stuff works get the rebel.
 
Ive been comparing the two for the past two weeks. im drawn to features on both. i know how to adjust ISO, shutter speed and aperture and what each does. Im accustomed to the canon due to using parkers when i can. and price isnt a factor cause my mom just wants to make sure i get the right camera for my needs.
 
Rebel is way better in low-light, cause it has barely any noise. But the are about the same in day-light, but the Rebel still has more mega pixels. The D40 isn't better than the canon in anyway, except....auto iso. Which you don't need in the first place.
 

P4RK3R

Member
i think every nikon D series (not including d200) is bad.
the kit lenses are cheap plastic and feel like they could break any minute

the rebels are easier to use, like when setting white balance, iso, shutter speed, and aperture.

so if you want a point and shoot type slr, get a d40
if you want good results, get a rebel
 

P4RK3R

Member
Shelby Grimnes said:
the d 40 isnt that good but the d 80 or up is

the rebels are good to
someone that was a good photographer from skateperception said D200>D40>D70>D80.
probably because the megapixles don't matter, the features do.
 
haha yeah i heard the D40 was a great value due to the user friendly interface and the fact that it can help new photographers take extraordinary pictures.
 
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