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  1. AustinMartin

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    #1 AustinMartin, Dec 2, 2008
    I have a D70s and am looking for something with more megapixels, and the D60 seems like a bargain for the money. Anyone here have one? Pros, Cons? Is it a good upgrade? Also can it do burst while bracketing?(Big deal breaker(Need it for HDR))



    Thanks


    Austin
     
  2. jorge.rios

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    #2 jorge.rios, Dec 2, 2008
    It doesn´t or so I´ve heard...my D40X don´t do it, my ex-D40 neither
     
  3. AustinMartin

    AustinMartin F1 Veteran

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    #3 AustinMartin, Dec 2, 2008
    Do you know if it can do burst???
     
  4. cszakolczai

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    #4 cszakolczai, Dec 2, 2008
    you can't autofocus a 50mm on a D60. I would get a used D200 or D80 if you want more Megapixels.
     
  5. jorge.rios

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    #5 jorge.rios, Dec 2, 2008
    The D60 don´t have automatic exposure bracketing, you need to do it manually...
     
  6. AustinMartin

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    #6 AustinMartin, Dec 2, 2008
    Thanks, that is what I wanted to know, I was also looking at the D80.
     
  7. cszakolczai

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    #7 cszakolczai, Dec 2, 2008
    Yeah I think the D80 would be better, D200 used can be had for very cheap as well.
     
  8. speedin

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    #8 speedin, Dec 2, 2008
  9. tl731

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    #9 tl731, Dec 3, 2008
    The body is a lot smaller than the D70, go and hold one before you purchase.
    I have a d50 now, and also a d200, both with grips.

    I was contemplating a d60, but when i held my brother in laws , i knew it wasnt for me.
    You need to be comfortable gripping it i feel
     
  10. Ferrari250GTO

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    #10 Ferrari250GTO, Dec 3, 2008
    From a D70-D60 is like a downgrade, you are going down in build quality and some other things. Yes it may have much newer technology, but at least a D80 to match the D70's performance. If you can find one before they go out of stock, buy a D80. D200 is fine also(a little better in some ways), and not a bad price either.
    Thanks
     
  11. cszakolczai

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    #11 cszakolczai, Dec 3, 2008
    A D200 is superior to the D80 in almost every way. Its an incredible camera and I love mine with a passion. I am slowly starting to save for a D3 though due to the way the high ISO's are not handled all that well with the cropped sensor.
     

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