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Nikon Compact Digital Cameras
General Compact Digital Cameras
D3200 vs. DSLR with Autofocus motor
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<blockquote data-quote="Phillydog1958" data-source="post: 72772" data-attributes="member: 8704"><p>Not really. The D7000 is a great camera, but so are the others that you mentioned, especially the D300 and D300s. If you want to stay current with your technology, consider the two D300 models and the D7000. It probably boils down to what feature set you desire in your camera. Also, not to make matters more complex for you, but rumor has it that Nikon is about to launch and new full-frame camera that probably will be outside of your $1,000 budget. But, you might want to wait and see if it's close enough to allow you to make the stretch. Go to Nikon's site and do some comparisons. There's a Nikon DSLR Digiguide that does a rundown of all Nikon cameras --DX and FX. But, I do agree that investing in lenses is always the best way to go. Bodies come and go. Lenses are forever.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Phillydog1958, post: 72772, member: 8704"] Not really. The D7000 is a great camera, but so are the others that you mentioned, especially the D300 and D300s. If you want to stay current with your technology, consider the two D300 models and the D7000. It probably boils down to what feature set you desire in your camera. Also, not to make matters more complex for you, but rumor has it that Nikon is about to launch and new full-frame camera that probably will be outside of your $1,000 budget. But, you might want to wait and see if it's close enough to allow you to make the stretch. Go to Nikon's site and do some comparisons. There's a Nikon DSLR Digiguide that does a rundown of all Nikon cameras --DX and FX. But, I do agree that investing in lenses is always the best way to go. Bodies come and go. Lenses are forever. [/QUOTE]
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