It didn’t seem so long ago when digital camera storage cards were 16 and 32 megabytes, but are now commonly 1 to 4 gigabytes. One word of caution… if you have an older style digital camera, then a 4 gigabyte SD card may not work in your camera. It is not only about the amount of storage with these cards, but also the rate of transfer. Normally cards will have a X (times sign) on it to indicate the rate of transfer. It is handy to have a faster rate of transfer card if you have an SLR (Single Lens Reflex) camera which shoots a number of frames per second.

The camera brand "Nikon" and lens brand "Nikkor" have been around for some 75 years now.  Not a bad pedigree and history.  The serious enthusiast has always been well-catered for,especially in the Single Lens Reflex category.  Why buy an SLR?  For one thing, the difference in picture quality and subject opportunity is immense compared to the average "compact zoom" device.  We are talking speed, accuracy in focus and metering, high-performance lenses and flashguns, etc. and even HD video.  The D90 is only a small step away from professional level kit, and at a much more affordable price. Why not check it out on line, or drop us an e-mail enquiry ( a few brochures are still available for posting out ).

Contact Debbie and Bob at colaccameracentre@primusonline.com.au