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Right now, I’m using a Micro Four Thirds camera called Olympus Pen PL2 (with a kit lens and a 45-150mm zoom lens) I’m pretty happy with the image quality right now but I’m thinking about upgrading for the greater range of advance features/option/controls and lens availability. However, I don’t plan on getting that many lenses in the foreseeable future in order to consider the D90’s internal AF motor over the D5100.
Along with this, I’m buying the cameras used. I could get the D5100’s body and kit lens, or get a D90’s body and about 100$ for another lens.
At the end of the day, I just want greater ranges of control and IQ improvements on the side. Which one should I consider? (My budget is stretched to about 500$. Please don’t suggest getting a D7000, which is out of my budget-range)

I do photography on the side and need a little better camera? What should I look at? I don’t want to spend over 2000

I just want one, with decent megapixels, wide angles, and alot of zoom.
FinePix HS30 – $250 (new)
Nikon D3000 -$250 (used)
Olympus EVOLT-E500 – $200 (used)

http://olympusamerica.com/corporate/corp…
“World’s Fastest*2 Autofocusing System . . . *2 As of November 2011. Among interchangeable-lens digital cameras on the market, and using Olympus’ in-house test conditions”
1) Do you think that when this camera is tested by organizations such as dpreview.com, that it will prove to have the “world’s fastest auto-focus” ? ?
[bhphotovideo.com says “Expected availability: April 10 2012”]
2) If true, how can a mirrorless camera possibly claim this crown? . . . Any tech-ideas as to what has Olympus may have discovered that Canon/Nikon have not ? ?
3) If the Olympus OM-D E-M5 lives up to all of its pre-release specs [and I’ll venture that Olympus has a pretty good reputation in this regard] — is this camera a good buy at $1000 (body-only)?
~ thanks for your answers ~

http://olympusamerica.com/corporate/corp…
“World’s Fastest*2 Autofocusing System . . . *2 As of November 2011. Among interchangeable-lens digital cameras on the market, and using Olympus’ in-house test conditions”
1) Do you think that when this camera is tested by organizations such as dpreview.com, that it will prove to have the “world’s fastest auto-focus” ? ?
[bhphotovideo.com says “Expected availability: April 10 2012”]
2) If true, how can a mirrorless camera possibly claim this crown? . . . Any tech-ideas as to what has Olympus may have discovered that Canon/Nikon have not ? ?
3) If the Olympus OM-D E-M5 lives up to all of its pre-release specs [and I’ll venture that Olympus has a pretty good reputation in this regard] — is this camera a good buy at $1000 (body-only)?
~ thanks for your answers ~

http://olympusamerica.com/corporate/corp…
“World’s Fastest*2 Autofocusing System . . . *2 As of November 2011. Among interchangeable-lens digital cameras on the market, and using Olympus’ in-house test conditions”
1) Do you think that when this camera is tested by organizations such as dpreview.com, that it will prove to have the “world’s fastest auto-focus” ? ?
[bhphotovideo.com says “Expected availability: April 10 2012”]
2) If true, how can a mirrorless camera possibly claim this crown? . . . Any tech-ideas as to what has Olympus may have discovered that Canon/Nikon have not ? ?
3) If the Olympus OM-D E-M5 lives up to all of its pre-release specs [and I’ll venture that Olympus has a pretty good reputation in this regard] — is this camera a good buy at $1000 (body-only)?
~ thanks for your answers ~