The Nikon D40's are great cameras, I have one myself and get great results.

My main problem with the D40 is that it produces alot of noise when pushing the ISo to 800+. And the fact that the 18-55mm kit lens is ****e..

I realy want a D90 at some point this year if I can ..

Mine from the last few days....

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I upgraded from a d40 to a d90 - take some getting used to

I upgraded from a d40 to a d90 - take some getting used to

In what way does it take getting used to?

Getting my shot in early today

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South Shields Volunteer Lifeguards hut, Marsden Bay, South Shields.

Here's the colour version

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In what way does it take getting used to?

Just controlling everything from the top LCD and the 11 point AF system with 3d tracking etc. didn't like it at first but you soon get used to it and also got a 35mm f/1.8 lens to play with. Haven;t used it for ages but a 365 photo project looks good and a good way to learn.

Just controlling everything from the top LCD and the 11 point AF system with 3d tracking etc. didn't like it at first but you soon get used to it and also got a 35mm f/1.8 lens to play with. Haven;t used it for ages but a 365 photo project looks good and a good way to learn.

Cool

I'm on the lookout for a 50mm now.

esterday's pic.

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I knew it was going to be a hard day to get a photo as today I was my last day with my current employer so had lots to do. Woke to 1.5" of snow so snapped this when leaving for work as a backup incase I couldn't get time for another.

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My main problem with the D40 is that it produces alot of noise when pushing the ISo to 800+. And the fact that the 18-55mm kit lens is ****e..

I realy want a D90 at some point this year if I can ..

can you not use a tripod to keep the iso low where it dictates?

can you not use a tripod to keep the iso low where it dictates?

I do use a tripod where possible. But it is a PITA having to carry it everywhere..

Managed to brake 2 17mm sockets today while doing the Mrs' brakes :(

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Just remembered that I needed a photo for today

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And a few more from today.

Last 2 days..

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New camera

Finding it very hard this week with the new job and very long hours...

Also had to find a updats for CS4 so I could open RAW files off the D90..

Last 2 days

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Some really good photo's there. Keep up the good work

Some really good photo's there. Keep up the good work

Thanks Chris

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how's the d90 for noise at higher ISO's?

how's the d90 for noise at higher ISO's?

I have not had a chance to realy test it yet but from all accounts its very good. On par if not better than the D3.

The shot above is shot at ISO64 EXIF Data

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Some lovely stuff there man, some of mine is not dissimilar:

My Photostream

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Brilliant pictures you have.

I love the pure clarity of the D90.. A friend has just bought one and put a wide screen lens on it, some of the pictures he took while we were out on the hills were incredible!

Great looking project, great pictures

Thanks, Spedz.

The D90 sure is a great camera