d60 or d80

As a beginner working hard to turn pro..i need advice. Which one to start with?

a d60 with a 18-55 VR and 55-200 VR for $875

or

a d80 with a 18-135 and 55-200 VR vor $1179

help!

I prefer canon than nikon because of the quality of image, especialy in high iso. I have been as A photographer over 18 years and love both cameras but in low light condition canon is better.
Canon 40D is good for you. its awesome camera and value for money

LSmith in Dallas, Texas said: As a beginner working hard to turn pro..i need advice. Which one to start with?

a d60 with a 18-55 VR and 55-200 VR for $875

or

a d80 with a 18-135 and 55-200 VR vor $1179

help!

LSmith in Dallas, Texas said: As a beginner working hard to turn pro..i need advice. Which one to start with?

a d60 with a 18-55 VR and 55-200 VR for $875

or

a d80 with a 18-135 and 55-200 VR vor $1179

help!

I have been a pro photographer for over 30 years. A Nikon is a fine digital professional camera. Nikon's D300 is finest camera I have ever used. I have used Cannon but the D300 has features that Cannon does not have and the ability to use lenses and accessories from the 1980s to now is a real plus. As a profession you want a camera that will not handicap you and you can grow with it. Lens: A good first lens to start with would be a Medium Wide Angle to Telephoto AF Zoom Nikkor 28-70mm f/2.8 ED- IF-AS. Later you can add your wide angle Zoom and telephoto zoom. Save up your money and start off correctly, you will not be sorry with this setup.

Tip: become an assistant fastest way to learn the logistics of the industry..
Good luck,

Eugene

www.eugenebreaux.com

LSmith in Dallas, Texas said: As a beginner working hard to turn pro..i need advice. Which one to start with?

a d60 with a 18-55 VR and 55-200 VR for $875

or

a d80 with a 18-135 and 55-200 VR vor $1179

help!

Go with the D-90 for a few bucks more. It is worth the money spent.