the bullet has been bit
Feb 20, 2013 14:41:48 #
OK, I finally got off the fence and ordered a refurb d7000. Even when the 7100 or 7200 comes out, I can't see the price getting much lower, and I can't see the camera getting much better. I can get 16x20's from my d5000, and I don't print bigger than that. The biggest factor in ordering is the focus motor in the body so that I can use my old lenses. (The bells and whistles aren't bad either.) All in all, I think I can quit cold turkey the gadget acquisition syndrome, relax, and go back to taking pictures. Oh, I may have my d70 converted to IR, and then...
Feb 20, 2013 14:51:22 #
Feb 20, 2013 16:06:03 #
buckwheat wrote:
OK, I finally got off the fence and ordered a refu... (show quote)
Some helpful sites:
http://www.nikondigitutor.com/eng/d7000/index.html
http://www.nikonians.org/forums/dcboard.php?az=show_topics&forum=329&page=
Enjoy the new camera!
Feb 20, 2013 21:06:43 #
Thanks for your replys, and Heart, the two links look very useful. Thanks
Feb 20, 2013 23:25:10 #
Feb 21, 2013 07:41:16 #
I'm cured too. No hint of NAS. I'm waiting for the D8000100efg. My D7000 does everything I need, does it well, and I'm still learning after more than two years with it.
Unless you're sold on full-frame, the D7000 was the break-through for a decade or more still to come. I'm surprised there is a D7100. I'd do the D600 for the difference and then the D800 for the best.
Unless you're sold on full-frame, the D7000 was the break-through for a decade or more still to come. I'm surprised there is a D7100. I'd do the D600 for the difference and then the D800 for the best.
Feb 21, 2013 10:53:23 #
profpb wrote:
I'm cured too. No hint of NAS. I'm waiting for the D8000100efg. My D7000 does everything I need, does it well, and I'm still learning after more than two years with it.
Unless you're sold on full-frame, the D7000 was the break-through for a decade or more still to come. I'm surprised there is a D7100. I'd do the D600 for the difference and then the D800 for the best.
Unless you're sold on full-frame, the D7000 was the break-through for a decade or more still to come. I'm surprised there is a D7100. I'd do the D600 for the difference and then the D800 for the best.
So your saying you would buy a D600 before a 7100, please explain?
Feb 21, 2013 12:41:23 #
buckwheat wrote:
OK, I finally got off the fence and ordered a refu... (show quote)
Right on Buckwheat.... it goes on, and on, and on......
Feb 21, 2013 13:04:28 #
BigD
Loc: The LEFT Coast
Cameras, Lenses, hah child's play. Wait until you get the bright idea to look into studio strobes - can you say PROFOTO haha? Gear acquisition can never be cured once contracted. :shock:
Feb 21, 2013 14:04:02 #
BigD wrote:
Cameras, Lenses, hah child's play. Wait until you get the bright idea to look into studio strobes - can you say PROFOTO haha? Gear acquisition can never be cured once contracted. :shock:
Crack for Photographers!!!
Feb 21, 2013 14:28:15 #
jjestar wrote:
Crack for Photographers!!!
BigD wrote:
Cameras, Lenses, hah child's play. Wait until you get the bright idea to look into studio strobes - can you say PROFOTO haha? Gear acquisition can never be cured once contracted. :shock:
Crack for Photographers!!!
Give 'shooting' (up) a brand new meaning, doesn't it?
Feb 21, 2013 14:51:13 #
buckwheat wrote:
You just bought the best camera in it's class and the D7100 is just another model for the addicts that feel they need a new camera once a year at least. It will take you a while to learn the D7000 and by the time you learn it all Nikon will probably have 3-4 more models on the market but they will just add a few more bells and whistles, mostly none which you truly need. There are always those with deep pockets that think buying a better camera will get you better pictures but not better than this baby. Enjoy and hope to see some of your shots...........OK, I finally got off the fence and ordered a refu... (show quote)
Feb 21, 2013 17:30:42 #
Papa Joe wrote:
Give 'shooting' (up) a brand new meaning, doesn't it?
jjestar wrote:
Crack for Photographers!!!
BigD wrote:
Cameras, Lenses, hah child's play. Wait until you get the bright idea to look into studio strobes - can you say PROFOTO haha? Gear acquisition can never be cured once contracted. :shock:
Crack for Photographers!!!
Give 'shooting' (up) a brand new meaning, doesn't it?
I think I am having withdrawels
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