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<blockquote data-quote="Duke Leto" data-source="post: 1468400" data-attributes="member: 35693"><p>I believe the AF system in th eD90 the multi-cam 1000 is the same as the D200, the D300 has the multi-cam 3500DX like the D3 which has the multi-cam 3500FX.</p><p>If you had a D200 I wouldn't recommend moving to a D90 as the AF should be the same, if you go from a D200 to a D300 or a D90 to a D300 you should notice a difference. If you want a 2nd body the D200 has better weather proofing than the D90 but the D90 has a better CCD and benefits such as sensor cleaning etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Duke Leto, post: 1468400, member: 35693"] I believe the AF system in th eD90 the multi-cam 1000 is the same as the D200, the D300 has the multi-cam 3500DX like the D3 which has the multi-cam 3500FX. If you had a D200 I wouldn't recommend moving to a D90 as the AF should be the same, if you go from a D200 to a D300 or a D90 to a D300 you should notice a difference. If you want a 2nd body the D200 has better weather proofing than the D90 but the D90 has a better CCD and benefits such as sensor cleaning etc. [/QUOTE]
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