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<blockquote data-quote="JoeLewisPhotography" data-source="post: 36820" data-attributes="member: 3571">Get one thing straight here, I was NOT trying to sell her my camera.&nbsp; if you go back and re-read i said the D300s was NOT the camera for her.&nbsp; Great sales pitch huh?&nbsp; And no, the D300s is no longer living up to MY expectations, because I am over DX and ready to step up in the game.&nbsp; Everything voiced here is an opinion.&nbsp; take it for what it's worth. ANNNNNyyyyyhoooooo.Sorry mod gods...Back to the topic and no more on the Nonsense. Claudia,&nbsp; I believe your questions have been answered.&nbsp; the D7000 is a great camera, and the best choice for your technical needs.&nbsp; It may be a little tough to understand as a beginner, but you will grow into it, and it will take you pretty far.&nbsp; Like Anthony said, you can always sell it and upgrade another time.&nbsp; As for your creative needs, that comes from YOU, and will come with time!&nbsp; I think you are stressing out way too much over this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JoeLewisPhotography, post: 36820, member: 3571"] Get one thing straight here, I was NOT trying to sell her my camera. if you go back and re-read i said the D300s was NOT the camera for her. Great sales pitch huh? And no, the D300s is no longer living up to MY expectations, because I am over DX and ready to step up in the game. Everything voiced here is an opinion. take it for what it's worth. ANNNNNyyyyyhoooooo. Sorry mod gods... Back to the topic and no more on the Nonsense. Claudia, I believe your questions have been answered. the D7000 is a great camera, and the best choice for your technical needs. It may be a little tough to understand as a beginner, but you will grow into it, and it will take you pretty far. Like Anthony said, you can always sell it and upgrade another time. As for your creative needs, that comes from YOU, and will come with time! I think you are stressing out way too much over this. [/QUOTE]

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