QUOTE(queenc @ May 28 2011, 08:48 PM)
need new dlsr..
im totally newbie
but my budget rm4000
any suggestion?
QUOTE(zul90 @ May 28 2011, 09:30 PM)
queenc.D90 maybe?
good features.
For 4k, buying D90 which is an older tech is not worth it.
D7000 or 60D or perhaps A580 for that kinda budget range.
QUOTE(chongkiatz @ May 28 2011, 10:36 PM)
If u looking for nikon, increase ur budget and get d7000
For canon, rm4k can get alot of stuff already, 60D + flash gun and good to go
It better if u holding the two system and see which u feel more comfort with, i think before u get dslr, better study up what is aperture, shutter speed and iso
Either go D7000 or 60D and might be able to get some side toys lol.
QUOTE(sai86 @ May 28 2011, 11:34 PM)
Type of camera/lens/accesories : DSLR / 18-135mm or 18-200mm (Lens)
Budget: Rm4k - RM4.3k
Your Location: KL
Preferable brand : Canon or Nikon
Type of photography u want to do : From portrait to landscape, day to night
Any specific models in mind? : currently research on Canon EOS 60D vs Nikon D7000
Any specific features u want? : mostly on photographing than video
I have done a few reading on 60D n D7000, n whats i found out are :
Source1. 60D auto white balance is not as great as D7000
2. A lens with IS & VR (same item) is recommended..(really?)
3. from GS : 60D = RM2899 (body only), with 18-200mm = Rm4399
Nikon D7000 = Rm3,333 (body only), with 18-105 = rm4166
4. 60D is better in video than D7000
5. D7000 is faster in start up and continuous shooting
Doing more reading atm.....
My Q :
1. How would it be for 18-105mm vs 18-135mm vs 18-200mm lens? the higher the wider screen it can capture?
2. What kind of lens should i take if im not taking d c/w lens? (body only)
3. Juz notice both did not come wit IS, n all lens out in d market has IS feature embedded?
4. A great detail comment on both DSLR would be great o any info to read up is appreciated
Getting a mixed review from reading, hope forumer here can advice based on ur experience. TQ

1. Auto white balance is not as good? Well, doubt you will get affected by that really much. Usually can set own WB
2. IS/VR lens is recommended as Canon/Nikon has no built in Stabilization.
3. ...
4. 60D has more manual video control.
5. Yes.
Your Q -
1. 18 means widest end, all equally wide, 105 means zoom end. 18 means the widest it can go, 135 is the zoom end.
2. Tamron 17-50? Sigma 17-70? I can name alot, but it depends on your style of shooting.
3. Not all lens have IS/VR/VC built in yes.
4. Great detail? Google it
Frankly for that kinda budget, I rather go for something lesser in terms of pricing, but getting more lens/flash in return.