Carl A Loc: Homosassa FL

Connon or Nikon I think it's personel . Both camreas
are very good I happen to have a d40x and a d5100.

Wabbit Loc: Arizona Desert

The grass always looks greener on the other side

Looks like it's time for you to buy a Canon

MWAC Loc: Somewhere East Of Crazy

I have no idea what a Connon is????

;)

effrant Loc: New Hampshire

I'd go with the Connon....

Carl A Loc: Homosassa FL

sorry for the typo Cannon

rpavich Loc: West Virginia

Is it pointless thread day and nobody told me?

jpy56 Loc: Las Vegas, NV

I haven't been on UHH long, but I think I've seen this question sooooo many times.
When I was looking for cameras back in the film days, I couldn't find a connon.
But, I DID compare Nikon and Cannon.
Cannon just didn't fit in my hands. So....without alot of research, I knew that I'd spend a little more on glass, but I went with the one that just felt right.
Kind of like the time when I actually won a car in a casino here.....hmmm...car or cash?? I sat in the car....too small for my fat butt....so the cash just FELT right!

rpavich Loc: West Virginia

I'll bet you didn't... ;)

GoofyNewfie Loc: Kansas City

Canon- no double n's.

Nikonian72 Loc: Chico CA

Isn't he a late night comedian?

Nikonian72 Loc: Chico CA

Would that be 100% cotton, full bath size?

Pepper Loc: Planet Earth Country USA

I was in my local camera store this morning, just browsing, and overheard a conversation between an old veteran and a newbie. The newbie was looking to buy his first digital camera. After some chit chat the newbie asked the old vet what kind of camera he had and that’s when it got interesting. The old vet says “I never tell anyone what kind of gear I have, for your own benefit you should research and buy what’s ultimately best for you which has nothing to do with what’s best for me”. The old vet then offered to help the newbie with the research and that conversation was very interesting but much too long for this post. I may put something together later in another post as his advice and reasoning was fascinating. He made one particular statement that the proponents of do your own research will love and it’s the only argument I’ve heard that gives me pause. He said that by doing your own research (regarding the purchase of a new camera) by the time you finish you’ll know what’s best for you and you’ll be ready to start shooting right out of the box. You’ll be asking questions like how do I do this or how do I fix that instead of asking questions like, what’s this for and what’s that do. I thought about that for a quite a while and as I mentioned it’s the one argument I’ve heard that would give me a reason to say “do your own research” but even then it would only pertain to the purchase of new equipment. I had to leave a lot out of the conversation I overheard or this would have turned into a novel as the two chatted for at least half an hour. I stood there and intently listened to the whole thing. I couldn’t resist walking up and shaking the man’s hand. I told him that it’s rare to see that kind of help given to a complete stranger in such a caring and compassionate manner.

Mac Loc: Pittsburgh, Philadelphia now Hernando Co. Fl.

I don't think you can go wrong with either one.

ioptfm Loc: Isle of Palms, SC

Sure are a bunch of comedians on the forum today. Obvious it was a typo, so move!
I would suggest that you go to a camera shop and explore your options and get the one that best suits your needs, pocket book and comfort zone. Both are excellent cameras and you should be happy with either choice.

sinatraman Loc: Vero Beach Florida, Earth,alpha quaudrant

the question isnt canon vs nikon its conan vs leno!!!!