What’s the step-up from the Nikon d7000?
kpmac wrote:
D7200, D7500, D500.
And when you get all the way up to the D850 you are in heaven ! . . . .
Hi,
I went with a D7200 and never looked back. The newer D7500 does not have two memory card slots and I like to use the second for back up or raw images.
FotoHog wrote:
And when you get all the way up to the D850 you are in heaven ! . . . .
After that is the D5 of course. But I think I'd rather have two 850s than one D5 at the same price.
Bear2
Loc: Southeast,, MI
harleridr wrote:
Hi,
I went with a D7200 and never looked back. The newer D7500 does not have two memory card slots and I like to use the second for back up or raw images.
Me too!
Keep a 128 in slot A, and a 32 in slot B, both high write and read speed.
Love my d7200, but still occasionally use my d7000.
Duane
Fotoartist wrote:
After that is the D5 of course. But I think I'd rather have two 850s than one D5 at the same price.
Would that make the D5 the most holy of heavens? . . . .
I am glad others added the D5 and the D850. Both are super cameras. The D5 is about to be replaced with the D6, so if these top of the line bodies are on your list, add the D 6. .
Since the 7000 is a crop sensor, I would go with the D500. It’s the best crop sensor available and you will not have to worry about another upgrade.
This was good information about Nikon cameras. Both full frame and crop sensor cameras.
kpmac wrote:
D7200, D7500, D500.
Yes, all of the above are an upgrade. But, the best one is the D500.
7500, 500, 850..... I got the 810 and I’m in heaven......
I upgraded from a D7000 to a D500. The D500, a crop sensor camera like the D7000, uses all of my D7000 lenses and is the BEST crop sensor camera made by any company. I saved $$ buying a used one in excellent condition from mpb.
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