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<blockquote data-quote="ZekeMenuar" data-source="post: 58654" data-attributes="member: 8718">ThisThe D3100 has several settings that I've never tried.&nbsp; I guessed if I didn't know what the setting was I didn't need it.&nbsp; That ruled out the D7000.I also figured that if the camera package cost $750, I'd need to budget another $750 for filters, more lenses and a tripod.Getting the D3100 left plenty of money for accessories.&nbsp; I'm not wanting for filters and assorted goodies.After a year and a half using the D3100&nbsp; I've gone from being a bad photographer to a mediocre photographer.&nbsp; Progress in my book.It's an easy camera to learn.&nbsp; The old settings from my film days transferred to this camera quite nicely.&nbsp; Once in a while I take a decent picture.I don't see myself &quot;upgrading&quot; to a D7000 in the foreseeable future.As soon as the price of D3100's start falling I'm getting another one to keep as a spare.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ZekeMenuar, post: 58654, member: 8718"] This The D3100 has several settings that I've never tried. I guessed if I didn't know what the setting was I didn't need it. That ruled out the D7000. I also figured that if the camera package cost $750, I'd need to budget another $750 for filters, more lenses and a tripod. Getting the D3100 left plenty of money for accessories. I'm not wanting for filters and assorted goodies. After a year and a half using the D3100 I've gone from being a bad photographer to a mediocre photographer. Progress in my book. It's an easy camera to learn. The old settings from my film days transferred to this camera quite nicely. Once in a while I take a decent picture. I don't see myself "upgrading" to a D7000 in the foreseeable future. As soon as the price of D3100's start falling I'm getting another one to keep as a spare. [/QUOTE]

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