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Originally Posted by LP670-4 SV
Not always, but sometimes when i try to close up on an object even in the broad daylight it still focuses then unfocuses then focuses up few times repeatedly. When i used my friend's Nikon D60 it was like instant focus.
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nice pickup on the t2i
im glad you didnt get the t3 haha. maybe the d60's lens was more "focused" if you know what i mean. closer to the focusing range? my d90 does the focus and unfocus thing too. it does that a LOT. in fact it happens to me everyday. maybe thats because i shoot in low light situations a lot. sometimes your camera wont focus when the lens is too close from the object. ie a macro lens can go as far as the filter touching the object whereas the 50mm or 35mm cant focus an inch away from the object.
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Originally Posted by ForbiddenX
I'm using a D90 right now and I've been looking at getting the D7000. I want to play around with a camera that can shoot videos a bit better.
I can get one for around $800 body only. Yay or nay?
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$800 is a good deal. dont sell the d90 before you get the d7000 maybe? if you dont like it than you can always sell the d7000 for profit haha. i think the d7000 handles the grain A LOT better and af is better. but is it worth the money? then again i have grain at 250-400 iso during low light situations and its horrendous if i go over 800 iso lol. (i use a d90 too)
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Originally Posted by vafanculo
Btw, all reviews online say the nikon D5100 is better than t2i, but I had 3 diff salespeople (broadway camera and futureshop) talk me out of it.. Even though it would have been a bigger sale. Any reason for this?
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id still choose the t2i over the d5100 LOL