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<blockquote data-quote="Geoffc" data-source="post: 366370" data-attributes="member: 8705">My wife and I have 7100s with no issue. The only thing I do for handheld is let auto ISO run at two times focal length for shutter speed.A few other points.1. If you've come from a lower mp camera don't view the 7100 at 100% and expect it to be as sharp, as you're viewing a much bigger image. Unless a tripod etc is used you won't achieve that. I have a D800 and it's even more obvious.2. I AF fine tune all my lenses. I've never had one that's perfect without doing that.3. Sharpening technique is important with raw files.The 7100 is an extremely sharp camera. Yes good glass is nice but it won't be less sharp than another camera viewed at the same size (see point 1). With good glass attached I sometimes wonder why I have the D800, it's that good.Take some controlled shots on a tripod. Try using viewfinder and liveview to take the picture. Liveview will focus perfectly and eliminate fine tune issues. You can then compare the two versions.Good luck.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Geoffc, post: 366370, member: 8705"] My wife and I have 7100s with no issue. The only thing I do for handheld is let auto ISO run at two times focal length for shutter speed. A few other points. 1. If you've come from a lower mp camera don't view the 7100 at 100% and expect it to be as sharp, as you're viewing a much bigger image. Unless a tripod etc is used you won't achieve that. I have a D800 and it's even more obvious. 2. I AF fine tune all my lenses. I've never had one that's perfect without doing that. 3. Sharpening technique is important with raw files. The 7100 is an extremely sharp camera. Yes good glass is nice but it won't be less sharp than another camera viewed at the same size (see point 1). With good glass attached I sometimes wonder why I have the D800, it's that good. Take some controlled shots on a tripod. Try using viewfinder and liveview to take the picture. Liveview will focus perfectly and eliminate fine tune issues. You can then compare the two versions. Good luck. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD [/QUOTE]

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