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<blockquote data-quote="06Honda" data-source="post: 848844" data-attributes="member: 12845"><p><em>I have been shooting Nikon since 2006, my currently setup is a D7500 and the current likely last ver of the 80-400VR. My subjects are mostly wildlife such as owls; hawks & waterfowl. Considering going from this setup to a good all around point and shoot zoom camera as it is getting a little hard these days with my shoulders lifting my current setup. I do not have a budget so any price is fine, just looking for something to take decent pics with. Currently I tend to use the crop on the D7500 mainly for the owls as they tend to be in a thigh roost or perch location. My other body is a D7200, haven't used it in a while but mainly take it as a backup on longer trips. Any non-nikon brand is okay to suggest or maybe there is a different Nikon setup that would work. Thanks for any info or tips.</em></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="06Honda, post: 848844, member: 12845"] [I]I have been shooting Nikon since 2006, my currently setup is a D7500 and the current likely last ver of the 80-400VR. My subjects are mostly wildlife such as owls; hawks & waterfowl. Considering going from this setup to a good all around point and shoot zoom camera as it is getting a little hard these days with my shoulders lifting my current setup. I do not have a budget so any price is fine, just looking for something to take decent pics with. Currently I tend to use the crop on the D7500 mainly for the owls as they tend to be in a thigh roost or perch location. My other body is a D7200, haven't used it in a while but mainly take it as a backup on longer trips. Any non-nikon brand is okay to suggest or maybe there is a different Nikon setup that would work. Thanks for any info or tips.[/I] [/QUOTE]
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