I had become quite attached to it but last month the moment arrived, I had to say goodbye to my beloved Nikon D90 that had been traveling the world with me for exactly 3 years. I felt comfortable with it from the beginning, it adapted to me before I had to worry about the details of its inner workings, it interceded the least possible between reality and what my eye and intuition wanted to capture. I learned a lot, I took pictures like these and I even published a book full of pictures of Japan taken with my Nikon D90 that you can get at Amazon.co.uk: Momentos (bilingual edition).
It will be soon replaced by my next digital camera, a Nikon D800, with which I will continue my adventure of learning how to photograph what happens around me. My D90 left, but left us these unforgettable moments:
6 replies on “Selling my Nikon D90”
Aren’t you jumping the gun a little bit? It hasn’t even been announced.
You may think that your camera was responsible for those fantastic pics – but in reality it was the eye behind the lens. Great work – look forward to seeing how you and your new camera fit together.
yea what charles said, the D800 has not been announced yet. lol I have one pre-ordered
Yes! Still waiting for the D800… I hope I will get it on February… or March?
アラーキー！！！！When did you meet him?! Fantastic photos, I wish I had had something better than a point and shoot last time I went! よくやった！
You will need a whole new computer to handle those biiiig and enoooormous RAW files on the D800.
Think of i7 processor and 12 Gb of RAM minimum.
Very, very fast HDD too, USB 3.0 …
Lightroom is gonna go nuts…