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<blockquote data-quote="Claudia!" data-source="post: 36736" data-attributes="member: 8139"><p>Everyone was right, ya'll are wonderful. I plan to use my camera for just about every use it has. I plan to learn it's ins and outs and hopefully have the qualities and skills as a pro... one day. Everyone helped me understand it better. Does 6 fps compared to 7 fps really make a difference? Auto mode matters but to an extent. It matters only when I am starting off. I don't plan on relying on this feature down the road. </p><p></p><p>Emoxely, you mentioned lenses. I plan to invest in lenses as well. Am I able to use any lense for both cameras or are there certain lenses that do not work properly with that model. Of the two cameras I mentioned, is one a full frame and another a crop sensor? </p><p></p><p>I spent about 6 hours online last night doing research and comparing. I read a lot but I did not necessarily understand what I was reading, that is why I came here. This forum has so much insight and advice. It's just what I was looking for. I have held both cameras and tested them out over the last few months. I have been looking into both of these cameras for about 3 months now. I told myself that I needed to make a choice by black Friday. I want to get a good deal. The camera price won't change but at best buy they most likely will be offering a package that includes the camera, kit and an extra lens or other accessories. I was there yesterday playing with both cameras again. I felt right with the d7000. It felt good in my hands. The d300s felt good but not as much. My main issue is that once I learn how to use it, I don't want to feel like I should have gotten the one in the higher bracket because it offers more or will give me more usage or more to learn in the long run. As I mentioned, I plan to make this camera last a long time but I want it to be all that I need and want. I still am leaning towards the d7000 but my previous statement is why I am leaning towards the d300s. The price difference matters but then again it's only about 300. </p><p></p><p>Thank you everyone.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Claudia!, post: 36736, member: 8139"] Everyone was right, ya'll are wonderful. I plan to use my camera for just about every use it has. I plan to learn it's ins and outs and hopefully have the qualities and skills as a pro... one day. Everyone helped me understand it better. Does 6 fps compared to 7 fps really make a difference? Auto mode matters but to an extent. It matters only when I am starting off. I don't plan on relying on this feature down the road. Emoxely, you mentioned lenses. I plan to invest in lenses as well. Am I able to use any lense for both cameras or are there certain lenses that do not work properly with that model. Of the two cameras I mentioned, is one a full frame and another a crop sensor? I spent about 6 hours online last night doing research and comparing. I read a lot but I did not necessarily understand what I was reading, that is why I came here. This forum has so much insight and advice. It's just what I was looking for. I have held both cameras and tested them out over the last few months. I have been looking into both of these cameras for about 3 months now. I told myself that I needed to make a choice by black Friday. I want to get a good deal. The camera price won't change but at best buy they most likely will be offering a package that includes the camera, kit and an extra lens or other accessories. I was there yesterday playing with both cameras again. I felt right with the d7000. It felt good in my hands. The d300s felt good but not as much. My main issue is that once I learn how to use it, I don't want to feel like I should have gotten the one in the higher bracket because it offers more or will give me more usage or more to learn in the long run. As I mentioned, I plan to make this camera last a long time but I want it to be all that I need and want. I still am leaning towards the d7000 but my previous statement is why I am leaning towards the d300s. The price difference matters but then again it's only about 300. Thank you everyone. [/QUOTE]
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