At same cost which is better? Please justify.

I am selling my 42 inch Samsung flatscreen TV that I got two years ago. I barely use it and it works perfectly.

Bought a camera a few months ago that broke down on me for no reason. Just stopped turning on. Wanted to exchange for another one but the return/exchange window has expired. If I buy the exact same camera, and just replace the contents inside (keep the new camera, put the broken camera inside) could I return it (the new order) and get a full refund? Was NOT from a private seller either. It was a fujifilm instax 210 that I took really great care of, I literally did nothing to it, it just completely stopped turning on one day for no reason. I didn't even have it that long and I feel kind cheated out of 60 bucks, honestly.

Best answer: It like asking how is this Snap-On Phillips screwdriver. It's great until you need to drive a nail or you need flat head screwdriver. How is it? To do what? For the most part it's an awesome camera with 36 megapixels. This gives great detail, so great that it'll out resolve most of Nikon's lenses. Therefore you'll need to use their top-of-the-line lenses with the D810. It great for most things except the D4 or D4s are better for sports and wildlife. If you are in situations where you need to quickly edit your images, the 200MB files generated by the D810 will slow your workflow down unless you've got a fast computer. If you shoot at very high ISOs, you should consider a camera with a lower number of pixels. With the D810 you gain a lot of resolution, but sacrifice high-ISO performance to do so.
There was a white dot problem when taking long exposures, but I understand that to have been address and fixed by Nikon.
For me, I'd buy the D810 unless I needed better high-ISO performance or if I was shooting NFL MLB games. But for landscapes, portraits, still life, macro it's the best on the market in a full-frame 35mm format DSLR. However, with that said, I wouldn't trade in my Pentax 645 DSLR to get one. Take a look at the 645D and compare the cost of the body and lenses with what Nikon system would cost. If you're not doing sports (the 645D is only 1.1 frames per second) then you'll love the Pentax 645D at 40MP or the 645Z at 50MP.

Best answer: I actually wouldn't let you take any shots within school premises, apart form that, I suppose it's safer than what some of the other kids have been slipping in their bags these days, drugs, knives and guns, just don't go about telling everyone that you are going to shoot them.

Seriously, doesn't the school have a camera club, do any of the other kids run around the playground with Canon or Nikon 'bling' ? Why don't you bounce your idea off a teacher ?

Best answer: If I were you I'd stick with the Galaxy s5. Since you are so used to android you'll find a lot of things are missing in ios that are in android. Yes iphones are nice and have a nice looking os but that's pretty much it. Features wise the s5 is the best choice. It also has emojis and a fingerprint reader, much longer battery life. It can last up to 10 days in ultra power saving mode. You won't regret sticking with android. All the customization android offers truly makes your phone yours.

So I have a flip phone (LG Dlite Gd580) and I want to text my friends and they have iPhones. I s it even possible to? And if it is, can they text me back?

What DSLR to buy, i done a lot of research and my budget is under $900 including Lens. 1.Canon EOS Rebel T3i/T5i/60D (Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM Lens). 2.Nikon D5200/D5300/D7000 (Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR Lens) or (Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR Lens) I tried both Nikon and Canon and they both are perfect for me. (DxoMark rated highly score to Nikon always compare to Canon). What to buy? and reasons....also Share your Experience. Thanks

I want to upgrade to a better camera for my photography . Does anyone know of a good quality / reasonably priced digital SLR ?

Best answer: Information such as this can be found in the Owner's Manual for your camera. All Nikon AF-S lenses are 100% compatible with your D3300 and will provide auto focus. Nikon AF lenses can be used but only with manual focus.

I am looking for a great beginner camera. I have chosen the Nikon D5100. I can buy this for $599.95 for just the body. What does "body only" mean? Does it mean I have to buy the battery separate, or just the lens? And the lens kit is $100 more. What comes with body only, that is different than the lens kit? Would you recommend getting the lens kit or not? Is it worth it? And is it cheaper to get the body only and lens desperately, or not? Thank you.