35mm Vs. digital

[Young Shooter]

my first and my current camera is the n75 and its costing me so much in developing charges and i also want some more features then my n75, i like nikon and i think it shoots better nature pictures then any other camera type, what nikon digital camera would anyone of you guys recommend me on getting

[Michael Fanelli]

my first and my current camera is the n75 and its costing me so much in developing charges and i also want some more features then my n75, i like nikon and i think it shoots better nature pictures, what nikon digital camera would anyone of you guys recommend me on getting

Nikon D70. By the way, photographers take nature photographs, not cameras.

[Young Shooter]

Nikon D70. By the way, photographers take nature photographs, not cameras.

wow u dont have to be so rude/literal u came of bady, if we werent in a forum i would say things i shouldnt

[Sean Dempsey]

I think you should buy the Bad Ass Mother Fourthousand. Twice as fast as your ass!

[Mig]

Do you know specifically what features you want? I would agree with Michael that the D70 is your best bet.

Danielle

[Michael Fanelli]

wow u dont have to be so rude/literal u came of bady, if we werent in a forum i would say things i shouldnt

Exactly what did I say that was so "rude"? You asked for facts, I gave them to you. If you wanted something else, you should have said so.

[racingpinarello]

Not knowing what type of features you need, get one of the two above. Both will do just fine with nature shots.

With nature shots you don't need a high frame per second shoot speed, and Nikon has a good RGB color space.

A quick note: Any camera can take good nature shots and the magic of composition is the key for great outdoor photography.

Loren