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<blockquote data-quote="MarcelM" data-source="post: 150173" data-attributes="member: 12999"><p>Hello everyone. I thought this may be a good place to start. I've just sold my d3100, looking for a new body. Of course you want to know what kind of use it will see? Well, in my particular case this will end up being my back up body until I can afford a pro level camera (down the road) for weddings/engagements shoots/family sessions and the like. I was set on getting a d300. 51 Af sensors, 15 cross type sensors, sounded good. But then the d7100 came out and now the d7000 is a little more affordable used. It has less Af sensors and cross hair type, but more megapixels and ISO ability. This is where I'm thinking it would be better for weddings. I have the money for the d300, I'd have to save for a little bit and put the d7000 off until I can afford it. What would you do? Go for the d300 knowing it will be fine for a few years then a great back up body? Or hold out for the d7000, basically, d300 isn't the right choice? I need your opinions. Thanks!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="MarcelM, post: 150173, member: 12999"] Hello everyone. I thought this may be a good place to start. I've just sold my d3100, looking for a new body. Of course you want to know what kind of use it will see? Well, in my particular case this will end up being my back up body until I can afford a pro level camera (down the road) for weddings/engagements shoots/family sessions and the like. I was set on getting a d300. 51 Af sensors, 15 cross type sensors, sounded good. But then the d7100 came out and now the d7000 is a little more affordable used. It has less Af sensors and cross hair type, but more megapixels and ISO ability. This is where I'm thinking it would be better for weddings. I have the money for the d300, I'd have to save for a little bit and put the d7000 off until I can afford it. What would you do? Go for the d300 knowing it will be fine for a few years then a great back up body? Or hold out for the d7000, basically, d300 isn't the right choice? I need your opinions. Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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