Hi, First time poster..be gentle with me...
Feb 13, 2016 03:44:02 #
joehel2 wrote:
My suggestion is save your money, you already have a camera and lens combo that you know and love, take the D7000. Buy ourself a nice comfortable sling strap and you won't be saying "I wish I had brought the D7000.
That is the very best advice anyone can give you. You know the camera and it is capable of better quality images than any small-sensor Point and Shoot. Going on a trip and trying to learn a new camera is asking for trouble.
Feb 13, 2016 03:45:18 #
Feb 14, 2016 18:45:17 #
Capture48 wrote:
So these are pretty average touristy shots that can be achieved with any camera, shooter or even a cell phone. If you are familiar with Nikon, stay with that system if possible. Just my opinion of course.
"So these are pretty average touristy shots that can be achieved with any camera, shooter or even a cell phone."
-- You could have left your commentary OUT of your post. It (post) would have been more effective and to the point of the topic. The *new member* is looking for suggestions for a lightweight/smaller camera (NOT a D7000) to take on an international trip- not your (demeaning) take on another UHHr's photos. So.
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