<p>I would say a resounding yes to your question Coskun. I have used the camera extensively for portraits in the studio when it first came out in my professional career, so it is not an amateur tool. Though you are comparing the spec of current DSLRs your wrong to think you need expensive equiptment to shoot great images. That's why i am picking up an Nikon F3 (film 35mm) and a D200 also for my photographic work. You have to not let the marketing guys get a hold of you please belive me when I say it is very responsive and turns out some great results</p>
Nikon d200 is it worth $300 with a battery grip?
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