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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 105950" data-attributes="member: 10038">Nikon... Please listen,,,7200 -&nbsp; increase number of bracket depth from 3 to say 7 or n (trivial), put light meter back on top. and well, I really don't see the advantage of the D400, the D7000 is built tough enough, meters old glass, drives the standard NON G lens.I have owned the D300, and had no problem switching my DX platform to 7000, and well, except for bracket depth and light meter on top,&nbsp; did not miss the D300 AT ALL. and Canon vs Nikon,, a tired old debate, most depends on lens investment, and feel of the Nikon vs Canon Bodies.&nbsp; I just like the feel of the Nikon shooting it (yes, I haveshot Canon including the Mark III),Funny when i shot the Mark III, my impression was finnally it seem to be starting to get a better build, less flimsy then older Canon models. Knock on wood,,, I have purchased 8 Nikon DSLRs and have gotten clean copies every time. no oil on sensor, no focus issues, every button perfect. I have been in rain, hail, -20F freeze,&nbsp; dropped on parking lots, dropped in freezing rivers,, and well,,, they take a beating and keep on going.. but,, hey,,, follow your heart.. Me,, I'll stick with Nikon. and your D7000 will sell in a FLASH</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 105950, member: 10038"] Nikon... Please listen,,,7200 - increase number of bracket depth from 3 to say 7 or n (trivial), put light meter back on top. and well, I really don't see the advantage of the D400, the D7000 is built tough enough, meters old glass, drives the standard NON G lens. I have owned the D300, and had no problem switching my DX platform to 7000, and well, except for bracket depth and light meter on top, did not miss the D300 AT ALL. and Canon vs Nikon,, a tired old debate, most depends on lens investment, and feel of the Nikon vs Canon Bodies. I just like the feel of the Nikon shooting it (yes, I have shot Canon including the Mark III), Funny when i shot the Mark III, my impression was finnally it seem to be starting to get a better build, less flimsy then older Canon models. Knock on wood,,, I have purchased 8 Nikon DSLRs and have gotten clean copies every time. no oil on sensor, no focus issues, every button perfect. I have been in rain, hail, -20F freeze, dropped on parking lots, dropped in freezing rivers,, and well,,, they take a beating and keep on going.. but,, hey,,, follow your heart.. Me,, I'll stick with Nikon. and your D7000 will sell in a FLASH [/QUOTE]

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