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<blockquote data-quote="TedG954" data-source="post: 523740" data-attributes="member: 9701">The D500 appears to be a wonderful camera. For someone that needs the features offered by the D500, it is definately the camera to buy. For me, not so much. The D7200 is more camera than 90% of the population could ever want (and more than I could ever need). And, buying the D7200 over the D500 leaves plenty of cash for a quality lens.&nbsp; For the price of the D500, you can buy a D800E and a nice tripod. (I won't even mention the potential of other brands.)The D500 has a purpose, and plenty of people will buy it.&nbsp; For most of us, the D500 won't improve our photographic creations, and I'll bet a lot of buyers will never take it off AUTO.But.......... there's always a but........ If you can afford it, and you really want to be able to say that you have the best Nikon DX camera ever made........ then you should buy it.&nbsp; And I hope you enjoy it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TedG954, post: 523740, member: 9701"] The D500 appears to be a wonderful camera. For someone that [I]needs[/I] the features offered by the D500, it is definately [I]the[/I] camera to buy. For me, not so much. The D7200 is more camera than 90% of the population could ever want (and more than I could ever need). And, buying the D7200 over the D500 leaves plenty of cash for a quality lens. For the price of the D500, you can buy a D800E and a nice tripod. (I won't even mention the potential of other brands.) The D500 has a purpose, and plenty of people will buy it. For most of us, the D500 won't improve our photographic creations, and I'll bet a lot of buyers will never take it off AUTO. But.......... there's always a but........ If you can afford it, and you really want to be able to say that you have [I]the best Nikon DX camera ever made[/I]........ then you [I]should[/I] buy it. And I hope you enjoy it. [/QUOTE]

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