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<blockquote data-quote="Cochese" data-source="post: 100777" data-attributes="member: 12249"><p>I can only speak to my limited experience, but I have been pleased with my D5100 in indoor, low-light (not dark) situations.</p><p></p><p>Snapsort.com is nice in that it lets you see drilled down spec comparisons between the models. To see actual picture comparisons, you might want to look at the various model-specific groups on Flickr to see shots taken with these cameras.</p><p></p><p>I agree with Stamatis, a DSLR takes the want to learn. However, already I think I'm a better photo taker no matter which tool I use because I now understand more.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cochese, post: 100777, member: 12249"] I can only speak to my limited experience, but I have been pleased with my D5100 in indoor, low-light (not dark) situations. Snapsort.com is nice in that it lets you see drilled down spec comparisons between the models. To see actual picture comparisons, you might want to look at the various model-specific groups on Flickr to see shots taken with these cameras. I agree with Stamatis, a DSLR takes the want to learn. However, already I think I'm a better photo taker no matter which tool I use because I now understand more. [/QUOTE]
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