Hi! I'm thinking of getting an Olympus E-PL1 as my first camera.
But for a little bit more, I can have a D5000.
I'll mostly use it when I travel and some family gatherings.
Which one would be better value for money?
But which of the two would be a better investment?
The best investment would be the one you're willing to use to take pictures you want to keep. Otherwise, neither are good "investments" as they both depreciate in value starting from the moment you hand over your money. (Which is the same for most things such as computers and cars.)
But which of the two would be a better investment?
E-PL1 or D5000?
But which of the two would be a better investment?
E-PL1 or D5000?
You don't invest, you spend.But which of the two would be a better investment?
I think I'd really need to try both (in the shop) so I can decide. That is if the shop will allow me to try, ha ha!
Thanks to all!
Hi all,
I have decided (I think:bsmilie on getting a D5000.
This is my only choice for now budget wise.
Now, I'm thinking which one would be better:
D5000 body + 35mm f/1.8g prime lens
or
D5000 Kitlens 18-55 + 35mm f/1.8g prime lens
Any suggestions? I basically want a general purpose lens.
Hi all,
I have decided (I think:bsmilie on getting a D5000.
This is my only choice for now budget wise.
Now, I'm thinking which one would be better:
D5000 body + 35mm f/1.8g prime lens
or
D5000 Kitlens 18-55 + 35mm f/1.8g prime lens
Any suggestions? I basically want a general purpose lens.
But one thing I thought I should share with you. I have 2 friends who bought D5000, and who later became more serious but thought D90 would be a better buy as it is only a top-up of $200 to $300. I can't exactly understand why but one of the 2 friends attended a photography class and the instructor had mentioned some of the things that can't be performed with D5000, that a D90 can do. I can try to find out more about it.