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how i destroyed a Nikon D7000 in a sulfur hotspring
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<blockquote data-quote="netzkarl" data-source="post: 38842" data-attributes="member: 8338"><p>it was the hard way how i learned it - all my other lenses have a metal mount. of course they are heavier... i had a nikon d90 before and i really liked it so when i needed more resolution for a specific project i decided to go for the d7000. it's quite similar. it's a good camera especially for that price. if you really want to get the best out of it you need also very god lenses and a proper tripod etc - but this applies to all cameras..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="netzkarl, post: 38842, member: 8338"] it was the hard way how i learned it - all my other lenses have a metal mount. of course they are heavier... i had a nikon d90 before and i really liked it so when i needed more resolution for a specific project i decided to go for the d7000. it's quite similar. it's a good camera especially for that price. if you really want to get the best out of it you need also very god lenses and a proper tripod etc - but this applies to all cameras.. [/QUOTE]
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