What kind of camera do you use to photo you and your horse?

I want to get a new camera to take pics with. I don't want to get a P&S. I already have one and it isn't any good for horses. I like the Nikon D5000 and the Nikon p100. I know it has to have a good fps. What camera do you have? Please don't say put this in the cameras because I'm posting a similar question in that section But I want the horse owners experience. If you get what I mean.

Nikon D40. I use an 18-55mm, 70-300mm, and on rare occasions my 420-800 mm.

I have the nikon d70 dslr. It's a semi-pro level camera, and it cost me about 1500$

it has 100's of different features, you can actually take a college course to learn more about it.

Canon rebel xti is what I use. And I love it!

Well the more professional Nikon or Olympus ones would be the best, but since I just bought a horse this year I know I won't be getting a thousand dollar camera. So I just use my Sony Cybershot for now.

I use any digiatal camera… I lik the samsum, 12.2 mega pixels, it takes lots of amazing pictures

I've got a Sony Cyber-Shot the 12.1 mega pixels one, and it took pretty good pictures, then i lost the battery charger on vaction, and my mom won't by me a new one. But my camera took preety good pictures hope this helps ♥

I use a Nikon D70 and a Nikon N80. I adore both of these cameras. I usually go out with the D70 but I do have the days where I feel like shooting film and I use the N80. I only shoot b&w when I shoot film. But both are excellent cameras when used properly and having both of them fulfill every angle of my photo-personality… I feel complete with just these two cameras… If that makes sense. I don't desire any other ameras for shooting still pictures. I have a Sigma lens and a Quantaray. The quantaray is usually on whichever camera I'm not using… Lol. The sigma is 28-200mm anf the quantaray is 55-200mm… I think… I'd have to check the quantaray to be sure. I haven't actually used it in quite a while. It's really not necessary to possess two lens of relatively the same range… But it's whatever. I'd definitely recommend the sigma. I always use that. The only reason I even put the quantaray on the resting camera instead of a cap is incase I'm in too big of a hurry to bother changing lenses lol. It happens.

If you don't want to mess with film, I'd recommend the D70. But isn't the D5000 that new one that does videos too? I don't really follow on product production that much so I'm not sure. It sounds like a good camera too but hot as the dickens on your wallet I'm sure lol. But if you have the money to spend on it, go for it.

I have a canon power shot that cost me $200.00 two years ago. It takes great pictures.