Beginner Nikon d7000 vs canon 40d vs nikon d3200

[glavash]

Nikon d7000 75k shooter count
Nikon d3200 12k
Canon 40d 35k
What to take for my first dslr....

 

[rjbell]

I would go for the d7000

 

[tom24]

I would go for the d7000

I agree, I only had the d3200 for less than a month before I found it lacking and got a d7000.

 

[sep9001]

I am Nikon shooter and would also say D7000, not sure what price you are getting it for and the shutters are known to over 100k but at 75k it seems a bit high unless you are getting it for a good price.

 

[glavash]

But what about shooter count?
75k is quite a lot,or not?

 

[glavash]

Only body,battery and charger...
For 200 e

 

[sep9001]

Does it come with any warranty?

 

[Nawty]

But what about shooter count?
75k is quite a lot,or not?

Not really.

Granted it is many many more than lots of people ever achieve but 75k is nothing really.

 

[glavash]

No,there is no warranty...

 

[sep9001]

As above the shutters does have over 100k life, but me personally I would look for something with a lower shutter count.

Any reason you have chosen those three cameras?

LCE have this a bit over you budget but comes with warranty and is at 38k shutter count.


http://www.lcegroup.co.uk/Used/Nikon-D7000-Body_168086.html

Do you have any lenses or do you have any friend who can lend you the a lens to use?

 

[glavash]

They fit in my budget..

 

[glavash]

And I cant buy from europe anything above 50euros because taxes is huge in my country...

 

[sep9001]

Does your budget have enough for a lens?

Also what type of photography are you into?

 

[glavash]

For start I found kit objectiv 18-55 IS

 

[Mark G]

I had 2 D7000's. Used to run them as a pair for shooting weddings. I loved the feel and setup of the D7k. Mine almost always had the 35mm f1.8 prime attached to it. Great combo!

 

[rjbell]

I would go for a tamron 17-50 over the kit lens they don't cost much more used.