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Yes is the simple answer. Depends which lenses you have for the D90 are is the less simple answer. If you have all branded Nikon AF lenses you are OK to go.
Consult the guru. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/compatibility-lens.htm Of course you could take them all into the shop and try them one by one to be sure........ Last edited by PeterB; 15-09-10 at 07:20 PM. Reason: can't type properly. |
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dont think you`ll have any worries. It out specs the D90.Nikon D7000 Hands-on Preview: 1. Introduction: Digital Photography Review take a sneak . cheers Paul UK.
ps Did you get rid of the sony? I switched from D90 to a sony A450.lol
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I sold the Sony when I got the Nikon which turned out to be a well used Nikon. (Never trust an ex pro selling cameras)
Contacted the warehouse express people and they said the lenses should fit the D7000 ok. He did say Nikon lenses mind you. But I guess the Tamron ones should be ok too. I'll have to break out and buy the Nikon lenses as you can see the difference in the quality compared to Tamron. It's more expensive but should be worth it. I like the idea of the dual card slots on the d7000 ![]() Lovely owl piccie btw. Was that with the Sony? |
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Mike the D7000 has been previewed on DPR . there is a link in my earlier post with the owl pic. cheers Paul
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Nikon D400:-
13.8MP (more sensitive and with less noise), 8fps, Up to 12fps with “double exposure”, ISO 200-6400 (plus extended range), 61-point AF, 1080p video at 24fps. WiFi connectivity. All speculation as with the D4 and D4000, I guess they are waiting until all a ready to launch the entire 4 series together? |
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