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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 117555" data-attributes="member: 10038">the compression is slight, 5 years from now.. wow,, the gear will be ancient,,&nbsp; let's see, a 7100 is 1200 dollars now,, will stay in production for say 2-3 years,, so,, it would be maybe 2 years out by then,, so.. would guess the price would be around 700-800 dollars by then.. now, the 7000 would be close to 8 years old by then,,&nbsp; and yet the price will still be around 500 dollars. Sure,, not as high as 7100, but for a 8 year old camera, not bad,,go look what a used D90 still goes for.&nbsp; So, I would not worry if you are a D7000 owner, enjoy until ready to sell, or even keep as a nice backup.On the 7100 vs the 7000,&nbsp; The D7000 is already really sharp, so,, it will be interesting for real world comparisons,, those will be fun to watch.. but I suspect it will be like comparing the D800 and D800e, yes the D800e is slightly sharper but hardly visible. These cameras have gotten so great, it is really become obtuse in their differences. Course, anyone that wants to dump their D7000 for say 400 dollars <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />,&nbsp; send me an note.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 117555, member: 10038"] the compression is slight, 5 years from now.. wow,, the gear will be ancient,, let's see, a 7100 is 1200 dollars now,, will stay in production for say 2-3 years,, so,, it would be maybe 2 years out by then,, so.. would guess the price would be around 700-800 dollars by then.. now, the 7000 would be close to 8 years old by then,, and yet the price will still be around 500 dollars. Sure,, not as high as 7100, but for a 8 year old camera, not bad,, go look what a used D90 still goes for. So, I would not worry if you are a D7000 owner, enjoy until ready to sell, or even keep as a nice backup. On the 7100 vs the 7000, The D7000 is already really sharp, so,, it will be interesting for real world comparisons,, those will be fun to watch.. but I suspect it will be like comparing the D800 and D800e, yes the D800e is slightly sharper but hardly visible. These cameras have gotten so great, it is really become obtuse in their differences. Course, anyone that wants to dump their D7000 for say 400 dollars :), send me an note. [/QUOTE]

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