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<blockquote data-quote="Englischdude" data-source="post: 249170" data-attributes="member: 16372">Hi,go on to that famous website which hosts home movies and watch a few of the digitalrev &quot;cheap camera challenge&quot; vids, see the results achieved and be grateful with what you have. The D7000 is holding its price very nicely even though it is now a few years old meaning it is by no means obsolete technology. When your capabilities exceed that what the D7000 will offer you then its time to think of an upgrade, not before.If you want my opinion, YES, you made the right choice. Correct me if I am wrong, but I assume you are not using the D7000 to its full potential, then why waste more money on more features which are also not going to be used, only to loose that money through depreciation during the coming years. I think you have made absolutely the right choice. Post some pics for us to see in the D7000 photos thread.Have a great weekend!Martin</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Englischdude, post: 249170, member: 16372"] Hi, go on to that famous website which hosts home movies and watch a few of the digitalrev "cheap camera challenge" vids, see the results achieved and be grateful with what you have. The D7000 is holding its price very nicely even though it is now a few years old meaning it is by no means obsolete technology. When your capabilities exceed that what the D7000 will offer you then its time to think of an upgrade, not before. If you want my opinion, YES, you made the right choice. Correct me if I am wrong, but I assume you are not using the D7000 to its full potential, then why waste more money on more features which are also not going to be used, only to loose that money through depreciation during the coming years. I think you have made absolutely the right choice. Post some pics for us to see in the D7000 photos thread. Have a great weekend! Martin [/QUOTE]

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