Y Yousaf Messages 1 Edit My Images No 17 Apr 2012 #1 Is this camera too out of date to use as an entry level camera? I'm planning in using it for an online photography diploma. Any thoughts????
Is this camera too out of date to use as an entry level camera? I'm planning in using it for an online photography diploma. Any thoughts????
TCR4x4 Wishes he had a couple more Inches Messages 8,852 Name Tom Edit My Images Yes 17 Apr 2012 #2 Yousaf said: Is this camera too out of date to use as an entry level camera? I'm planning in using it for an online photography diploma. Any thoughts???? Click to expand... Absolutely not. Nothing wrong with it at all. It takes photos, what more does one need?
Yousaf said: Is this camera too out of date to use as an entry level camera? I'm planning in using it for an online photography diploma. Any thoughts???? Click to expand... Absolutely not. Nothing wrong with it at all. It takes photos, what more does one need?
gad-westy Messages 6,605 Name Graham Edit My Images No 17 Apr 2012 #3 TCR4x4 said: Absolutely not. Nothing wrong with it at all. It takes photos, what more does one need? Click to expand... 1000% agree.
TCR4x4 said: Absolutely not. Nothing wrong with it at all. It takes photos, what more does one need? Click to expand... 1000% agree.
Slaphead Messages 673 Name Andy Edit My Images No 17 Apr 2012 #4 No problem with it at all - in fact I still use it's predecessor (the D40x) fairly often, and I'm not left wanting.
No problem with it at all - in fact I still use it's predecessor (the D40x) fairly often, and I'm not left wanting.
RaglanSurf Messages 11,513 Name Nick Edit My Images Yes 17 Apr 2012 #5 It's still a more than capable camera. it should serve your needs well.
