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<blockquote data-quote="RandyDSok" data-source="post: 174372" data-attributes="member: 201">I'm a Nikon fanboy... lol... I've just got a basic D3300. I like it but do wish I'd had the funds for a higher end one with more focus points, features like two adjustment wheels instead of just one and other stuff. Just making do with what I got.If you want a lot of lens options, Canon is the best with Nikon just a little behind them. At the time of my purchase, Canon had been the number one for cameras so long, they&nbsp; are or at least were getting lazy at that time and weren't innovating any longer and Nikon was still improving their line-up. Sony probably has the best sensors out there, but their quality control is ( or was&nbsp; at that time ) lacking causing dust and moisture problems. Fujifilm's DSLR's are really making innovative and high end cameras that are probably the best bang for the buck, but their lens line up is very weak. If I didn't have anything and were to do it all again... I'll look hard at the Fujifilm stuff but I think I'd still go Nikon in the end if things haven't changed since I last researched cameras. Obviously since I have a few lens now, I'd go with a Nikon upgrade were I in the market.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RandyDSok, post: 174372, member: 201"] I'm a Nikon fanboy... lol... I've just got a basic D3300. I like it but do wish I'd had the funds for a higher end one with more focus points, features like two adjustment wheels instead of just one and other stuff. Just making do with what I got. If you want a lot of lens options, Canon is the best with Nikon just a little behind them. At the time of my purchase, Canon had been the number one for cameras so long, they are or at least were getting lazy at that time and weren't innovating any longer and Nikon was still improving their line-up. Sony probably has the best sensors out there, but their quality control is ( or was at that time ) lacking causing dust and moisture problems. Fujifilm's DSLR's are really making innovative and high end cameras that are probably the best bang for the buck, but their lens line up is very weak. If I didn't have anything and were to do it all again... I'll look hard at the Fujifilm stuff but I think I'd still go Nikon in the end if things haven't changed since I last researched cameras. Obviously since I have a few lens now, I'd go with a Nikon upgrade were I in the market. [/QUOTE]

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