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Railfan Technology > Nikon D5600 opinions.Date: 02/22/19 12:14 Nikon D5600 opinions. Author: tolland Does anyone own a Nikon D5600? I bought one off Ebay and have not received it yet. I already own a D60 with a 70-300mm lense. I've really had good luck with that D60. Any comments welcome, thanks.
Jim Burrill COLD Hamilton, Montana. Date: 02/22/19 13:02 Re: Nikon D5600 opinions. Author: robj tolland Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Does anyone own a Nikon D5600? I bought one off > Ebay and have not received it yet. I already own a > D60 with a 70-300mm lense. I've really had good > luck with that D60. Any comments welcome, thanks. > > Jim Burrill > COLD Hamilton, Montana. D60 is a relic. Expect much bigger file size and more options(complicted). Only a mid range camera but after D60 sb a big step up. Opinions?? Horse has left the barn?? Have fun with it, might want to think abut new lens. Not sure which 70-30 you have but some are not that great. If you don't have, Nikon makes an inexpensive 50mm 1.8 which gives you some low light capability and a little wider view. That crop sensor at 70 mm is really a mid telephoto and very limiting Bob Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/22/19 13:03 by robj. Date: 02/23/19 10:50 Re: Nikon D5600 opinions. Author: Gateway97 Also Nikon makes a sweet, inexpensive 35 mm 1.8 that acts like a classic 50mm on the crop sensor. Very nice lens for the classic “normal” perspective with good low light capability.
Date: 02/23/19 22:36 Re: Nikon D5600 opinions. Author: phthithu Gateway97 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Also Nikon makes a sweet, inexpensive 35 mm 1.8 > that acts like a classic 50mm on the crop sensor. > Very nice lens for the classic “normal” > perspective with good low light capability. I think this is the right idea. PRetty inexpensive maybe $200 right? Date: 02/24/19 13:07 Re: Nikon D5600 opinions. Author: Mgoldman Date: 02/25/19 11:19 Re: Nikon D5600 opinions. Author: LiveWire2 D5600 is a great camera and really all that's needed for many railfan shooters. When you start getting to the multi-thousand-dollar cameras, you're only adding something that the top third (or less) of photographers need: extreme low-light performance, weather sealing, specialized flash synch, etc. The D60 still has value, however, as it's CCD-based sensor is prized for its color rendition and still useful for studio work. So if you have a notion that people photography is in your future, read up on some photography websites before you decide to ditch the elder camera.
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