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<blockquote data-quote="eli" data-source="post: 137120" data-attributes="member: 10282">So, i may upgrade from the D7000 - though not before June or later in the summer - and have been considering the D600, though the dust/oil spot issues have been a concern i have expressed before in my posts here.&nbsp;&nbsp; Now comes the D7100and i am wondering which of the two would be the most worthy upgrade.&nbsp;&nbsp; I like to shoot flowers, nature, landscapes,travel, typical travel sites like fountains, streets, in museums, in churches and, of course, i like to photograph people, family, friends, and hopefully in the next couple of years a grandchild (not in my control!)&nbsp; Each season i go to a couple of Yankees games, but sports is not a compelling photographic compulsion.&nbsp;&nbsp; When i purchased the camera i had a theme that i wished to explore that involved photographing people in situations that demanded quick reactions on my part and a good auto focus system.I am not a polished photographer but i have the 105/2.8 that i love, and fast 35 and 50 mm lenses.&nbsp; So, let me pose this question:&nbsp; What would you upgrade to if you had my interests?&nbsp; Would you stay with Nikon given quality control issues?&nbsp; Move to Canon while i still have a minimal investment in lenses?&nbsp;&nbsp; I do love that 105 micro lens though.thanks for the responsesE.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="eli, post: 137120, member: 10282"] So, i may upgrade from the D7000 - though not before June or later in the summer - and have been considering the D600, though the dust/oil spot issues have been a concern i have expressed before in my posts here. Now comes the D7100 and i am wondering which of the two would be the most worthy upgrade. I like to shoot flowers, nature, landscapes, travel, typical travel sites like fountains, streets, in museums, in churches and, of course, i like to photograph people, family, friends, and hopefully in the next couple of years a grandchild (not in my control!) Each season i go to a couple of Yankees games, but sports is not a compelling photographic compulsion. When i purchased the camera i had a theme that i wished to explore that involved photographing people in situations that demanded quick reactions on my part and a good auto focus system. I am not a polished photographer but i have the 105/2.8 that i love, and fast 35 and 50 mm lenses. So, let me pose this question: What would you upgrade to if you had my interests? Would you stay with Nikon given quality control issues? Move to Canon while i still have a minimal investment in lenses? I do love that 105 micro lens though. thanks for the responses E. [/QUOTE]

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