> - Have read some comments about the N6006 being very power hungry This is true if you use AF and flash very often, but the same happens with almost any other modern camera. > - Also read some contradictory comments about spot metering: some > say it's great, some that they never use it I'm among those that say it's great - although I only use it when shooting actors in a theater. I never had to use it outdoors. At night it's not much of a help, since it starts metering at EV 4, which means that you can forget it and must switch to center-weighted. > Should I go for the N6006, wait until I have the money for the > F/N70 or just spend the money in another lens and keep the F50, > that's serving me well for what I do? If you can get a N6006 without spending too much, get it. It's much better than a F50 and as I see it, much easier to use too. The AF speed might be slower, but I don't really know, check it first if it's important to you. > Thanks in advance, You're welcome --- Sent through Global Message Exchange - http://www.gmx.net
