I majored in photography. Which is better, SLR Canon 60D or Nikon D90? Which one is cost-effective, and what are its advantages and disadvantages? Thank you.

60D has no AF fine tuning. Using this camera from the vice factory is fatal if it is out of focus. . . .

Still recommend D90. The price dropped to the lowest point. Classic, tried and tested. Although the D90 didn't either.

First of all, have you decided whether to go to Canon or Mud Pit?

Pure bullshit? D90 is the best-selling SLR in the world.

First of all, the understanding of SLR upstairs is still at the pixel stage.

Secondly, what is a high-definition camera on a SLR? Just buy a DC.

Are you going to buy new digital products or not? Then buy expensive or not.

Finally, don't buy the latest, just buy the right one.

The purebred idiot upstairs.

Anyone who often uses a large aperture knows the importance of accurate focusing.

It is an indisputable fact that 60d hardware lacks a metal body, "software" lacks fine-tuning of focus, and its durability and reliability are greatly reduced, which basically loses the qualification of "mid-range machine".