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Do you have a d7000 and have one or more hot pixel with video or pictures? I'm just curious how many people are experiencing this issue.

Yesterday I went out to an Autocross event and shot some pics using my 55-200. I considered renting a lens that was a bit faster but decided to see what the lens could do. Overall,the pics aren't bad, but I get the feeling they could've been better. I would've liked to get more background blur...

I'm wondering if the lens motor is picked up by the camera's microphone when auto focusing on the D7000?

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Can anyone that already has the D7000 confirm that the video is clear and doesn't have any funky pixels? I've heard reports that some have some defective or noisy pixels.

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The following is a comparison of the D800 and the D700. There are many updates to the D800. Feature D800 D700 Price $2,999.95 $2,699.95 Effective Pixels 36.3 million 12.1 million Sensor Size 35.9mm x 24mm 36.0mm x 23.9mm File formats JPEG: JPEG-Baseline Compliant with fine (approx 1:4)...

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Anyone have any info on the D800 release? Apparently a D800 book is being released in March 2011, so that indicates that it will be out hopefully some time around then.

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Rebates apply for purchases made between now and October 2, 2010. See qualifying rebates here: Instant Rebates on Select Nikon Lens Kits- Ending Soon! | B&H Photo Video Pro Audio

Check out this link for some pictures taken with the D7000: Flickr: Robin-P's Photostream

Here are the current (as of Sept 2010) new USD street prices for Nikon DSLR Cameras, in order of price: D3000 (w/ 18-55mm lens) - $550 D3100 (w/ 18-55mm lens) - $700 D5000 (w/ 18-55mm lens) - $750 D90 - $900 D7000 - $1,200 D300s - $1,480 D700 - $2,390 D3S - $5,200 D3X - $7,400

I don't really think the 2 are in the same league as far as professional features (DX vs FX), but if you want to compare basic features the D7000 does offer a lot for the price: D7000: New EXPEED 2 CMOS sensor - 16.2mp 23.6 x 15.6mm (DX) ISO 100-6400 Highest movie resolution of 1920x1080p @...

Some of you may be deciding between the D3100 and D3000. Here are the main differences: D3100: Sensor: 14.2mp 23.1 x 15.4mm Max image size: 4608 x 3072 Movie Mode: Yes 1080p Live View: Yes Expeed 2 processing engine ISO: 100 - 3200 Auto chromatic aberration correction: Yes More in camera...