Buy Nikon D90 now, will the model be too old

D90 is definitely a generation of machine kings,You can still buy a new machine,Although it is a product of 08 years,But the parts of D90 are not outdated,Noise control is still good,The disadvantage is that the high sensitivity is average,More than 800,Easy to make noise,This is a common problem with half-frame cameras,D7000 and D7100 have the same problem。 Then there is the D90 continuous shooting function is not very strong, at most it can only be used per second, if you pursue high-speed continuous shooting, it is recommended that D7000.

In other aspects, it is difficult to find out the shortcomings of the D90, it can be said that although the Sparrow is small, it has all the organs, the body has a motor, you can install a variety of old Nikon lenses, realize autofocus, the shoulder screen is power-saving and intuitive, it is the hallmark of the intermediate SLR.

The above parameters are not supported by the D3000 and D5000 series.

D90 is currently very cost-effective, only 5000 yuan, is the first to learn SLR.

Although the Nikon D90 was launched in 08, it has gained a firm foothold in the market after so many years of tempering. If you're trying to catch up on the trend, you'll never be able to. The Nikon D90 is by far a very cost-effective camera.

No, good machine.

It's a bit old, it's just not going out of style.

It's worth having.

It's not too old, it's just underperforming.

As long as you like,. There is nothing new or old.

Nikon's mid-range camera has all the features of the camera without obvious defects, no oil leaks, and it doesn't matter how old it has been. As long as you don't mind that the sensor is not high-resolution, it is still a hot-selling model.

No, there are still many people who use it.

If you are buying a new machine, then it is difficult to buy a brand new one. D7000 is recommended, the price difference is not large, and the performance is much better.

As long as it's easy to use, you don't care if it's old.

It's a bit old in terms of the functionality that's trending right now.

Personally, I think D90 is a good fit ......

However, if you think about it later, you can buy a second-hand first.

A little more than 5,000 sets of machines to take.

As long as you like it, why do you care so much? It's not a gift for your own use.

Shooting the camera is only one aspect, but more importantly, the skill of the photographer!

Whether the machine is not used as decorations, it is better to adapt to itself.

Now the D90** is not the lowest point in history, and it is no longer a recommended model in terms of performance or **. In the impression that D70 and D80 are all about 4800 stand-alone machines, according to the current situation, D90 will not be this**. D80 is now in the range of more than 3,000, depending on the condition and accessories.

Nikon D7000 is currently licensed and the fuselage has been reduced to 7999 in a certain photographic equipment**, which can be said to be cost-effective, if you plan to learn photography for a long time. If at least for general home use and travel commemoration, then the D3100 or D5100 with Nikkor 18-55VR, 18-105VR, 55-200VR, 35 and other lenses is completely sufficient. If you don't have a lot of budget and are entangled in the shoulder screen and body motor, then give up Nikon decisively and buy the Canon 60D.

1. Now is undoubtedly the best time to enter D90, it is too early to come down, and it is too late for the new tail goods to be finished.

Refurbishment second-hand or something should appear in large quantities.

2. This is very simple, D90 body motor, if you enter D3100, the money is bound to be smashed into the mid-to-high-end lens, one positive and one negative, almost balanced, so it is appropriate to enter D90 or D3100, it depends on your planning.

If you need a fuselage first, long-term photography enthusiasts, and slowly get a good head for a long time in the future, enter the D3100, buy new fuselage instead of old one, and change the fuselage in the future There are still some good heads left to use.

If it is needed for family use, the later investment is not large.

Or if you have a one-step idea in the near future, into the D90, its fuselage motor can save you a lot of lens money, and a more professional mid-range fuselage, which is more reliable for general family use, on the contrary, D3100The fuselage is too small and not suitable for boys.

Hope it helps!

Although it has now been announced that it will be discontinued, it is still possible to buy the D90. If you don't start early, the price will rise sooner or later, and then it will be out of stock. If you want to buy it, it's better to buy it early.

Now the ** of D90 is not an all-time low, but it is okay, and it is worth starting. As for the problem of selling a second-hand body, I don't think you have to worry, this machine has a large number of owners, and the depreciation rate is relatively low, so you don't need to worry about the way out. I'm afraid that in a year or two, you will still be reluctant to get rid of this machine.

Since you can buy D90, don't consider D3100, after all, the former is much better than the latter in terms of workmanship, durability, cost of use, shutter times, film quality and other aspects, and the body motor, you can also use the previous D head, which is economical.

It's worth it if you like it. If you don't like it, it's not worth it I think so.

If you like it, buy one to play and keep the good time, that's the truth. As for the new products in the future. There will always be new ones, and there will always be depreciations, but these are nothing compared to the fun they bring, and cameras are consumer goods, not investment products.

Can't wait.

It's so low, it's not much different from the newly listed D5100, and it's all refurbished after a while.

The configuration of the D90 is enough to take pictures.

You don't have to think too much about second-hand things, it's already discounted when you buy it and then go out.

The D90 and D3100 are two whole notches apart. If you don't have high requirements for pixels and new features, and you don't have a good lens budget, you might be able to use the AF lens, and I recommend the D90. It has a shoulder screen for easy control, a body motor, and autofocus even with Nikon's older AF lens.

However, if you are ready to play as DC, it is recommended to use a machine with a flip screen like D5000 5100, which is much more playable.

Broadly speaking, the evaluation of D90 is still relatively high, and I also tossed and turned to start last year, or maybe I got used to it and felt very comfortable. In fact, the suspension of production will not have any impact on the purchase of the machine, and it is not that the car has to be repaired and maintained.

Digital products are all new and good.

If you can use it, it's worth buying. No matter how cheap it is, it's not worth it.

In terms of cost performance, now is the right time! Other people's opinions can only be used for your reference, the key is what level of your own mental budget is!