jorge_flores

<p>Hello guys, can I use a sunpak auto 555, with a d90? what kind of pc sync cord would I need. I'm not sure if this set up would work. Thanks!<br>

George</p>

<p>Hello, where do you suggest is a reliable source to buy a used/refurb nikon d80? anywhere I can still buy it new without breaking the bank? Thanks guys!</p>

<p>Just an update, I bought the D60 and I've been using it while having the thought of return it and getting a D90. Went to see the D90 yesterday, but couldn't turn it on at the store as they had a problem with power source. Almost ready to buy the bullet and buy the D90 thinking about possibilities later on. The camera feels like a tank, awesome! Just talked to some people at Disney (orl) and they use D70's, they say they're indestructible, just curious, the D70 is 6 megapix right? Anyway, I should be able to return the D60 and get the D90 soon!</p>

<p>Thank you for all your postings, after reading all of them I realize maybe I should bite the bullet, save some money and buy the D90 which seems like a better investment for the long run. If the piggybank crumbles then I'll buy the D60, II just think it wouldn't make sense to buy the D60 then a couple of years later wish I went for the D90. I really don't need the flip down screen of the D5000, it seems like an additional feature that will break. Thanks guys!<br>

George</p>

<p>I,ve found a couple of new D200 bodies @ ebay for $700, is that too much $$ ?? </p>

<p>Best Buy no longer has it, however I need to research other sellers that may still carry it. I still think it would be a better investment long term than D60?</p>

<p>Thanks guys, unfortunately Best Buy no longer has the D200 body in stock. How trustworthy would it be to buy a refurbished D80 body from B&H photo, I'm leary of buying used cameras on ebay, what do you think? Thanks again<br>

Jorge</p>

<p>Hello guys, I was looking to buy a d60 for family photos and catching my lightning fast 3 year old, then I have an opportunity to buy a d200 body. I know they are totally different cameras, but it I would think the D200 is obviously a better constructed camera which will last longer than the d60, plus I can use my older F2 lenses on it and can buy better lenses later on. Is it a no brainer? how user friendly is the D200? Thanks for your input!<br>

George</p>