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Upgraded earlier this year from a D50 (basically a very slightly older, very slightly bigger, very slightly slower, very slightly more capable at AF with older lenses version of the D40) to a D300 (basically a cheaper version of the D2Xs, with all the advantages of the D3, except 9fps and the full-frame sensor.) [
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Congrats on the Nikon. It may not be the best dSLR ever on its own, but it's your foot in the door to a great system of cameras, with a great, complete system of accessories for just about every photographic need. (read: ways to waste your money to get marginally better results at very specific photographic situations. [
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Upgraded earlier this year from a D50 (basically a very slightly older, very slightly bigger, very slightly slower, very slightly more capable at AF with older lenses version of the D40) to a D300 (basically a cheaper version of the D2Xs, with all the advantages of the D3, except 9fps and the full-frame sensor.) [
] ]'>Congrats on the Nikon. It may not be the best dSLR ever on its own, but it's your foot in the door to a great system of cameras, with a great, complete system of accessories for just about every photographic need. (read: ways to waste your money to get marginally better results at very specific photographic situations. [
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