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i just started photography, and i’ve got nikon d90, at first its hard to use, but after using it and reading i learn how to use it.
i think one expensive camera to use long time is much better than buying 2 camera, one to learn and the other one for professional use.
that’s what i think.
Nothing like asking a loaded question. You can take spectacular photos with any of them. Technique, composition and good instinct are much more important than a particular brand. You have to be in the right place at the right time and know it to get great photos, and each brand can do the job in the right situation. Don’t get too hung up on brands or megapixels. And just for the record, I use Nikon. The link below is an interesting article on megapixels. It’s a decent site for photography as well.
DSLR bodies can be changed all the time, your buying into the family of lens which make all the difference. Canon still has the best CMOS sensor’s for low light, only the Nikon D700 and D3’s can compare here. Canon has the edge overall.