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Nikon DSLR Cameras
D7000
Confused regarding my D7000 purchase....
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<blockquote data-quote="Dazm66" data-source="post: 249073" data-attributes="member: 18497"><p>I too moved from the D3100 to the D7000 and have no regrets when I bought the D3100 the D7000 was the one I really wanted but could not afford. A year and a half later I got one for around £400 once I sold the D3100 and Nikon gave me cash back! When new the D7000 blew away anything in its class and yes there will always be something better, but I've been delighted with it. Plus you have the lenses and you will always be able to use them when you do decide to change bodies.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dazm66, post: 249073, member: 18497"] I too moved from the D3100 to the D7000 and have no regrets when I bought the D3100 the D7000 was the one I really wanted but could not afford. A year and a half later I got one for around £400 once I sold the D3100 and Nikon gave me cash back! When new the D7000 blew away anything in its class and yes there will always be something better, but I've been delighted with it. Plus you have the lenses and you will always be able to use them when you do decide to change bodies. [/QUOTE]
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