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<blockquote data-quote="Nathan Lanni" data-source="post: 339519" data-attributes="member: 14629">At the risk of boring Browncoat and getting clowned again, I'll say I just made the transition and received my d610 this week. I had some misgivings because it is a step backwards from my D7100 in a couple of areas , but I'm really glad I did it. My biggest surprise is just how small the autofocus points are in the viewfinder in FX mode. It's likely my eyes but I can barely see them. I read a lot about it and was expecting something different, but anyway. . . Regardless, I'd already resigned myself to my number one priority being the sensor and my eventual upgrade path for lenses. In a whole different area but sort of a point of reference for me is someday I like to get one or two old medium or large format film bodies. I wouldn't mind getting back into developing my own film again. It's a ways off and likely by the time I get around to it, it won't be possible anymore, and by comparison dslr's are obviously in another universe compared to that old tech.Best of luck to you on your choice of cameras.FWIWCheers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nathan Lanni, post: 339519, member: 14629"] At the risk of boring [B][I]Browncoat[/I][/B] and getting clowned again, I'll say I just made the transition and received my d610 this week. I had some misgivings because it is a step backwards from my D7100 in a couple of areas , but I'm really glad I did it. My biggest surprise is just how small the autofocus points are in the viewfinder in FX mode. It's likely my eyes but I can barely see them. I read a lot about it and was expecting something different, but anyway. . . Regardless, I'd already resigned myself to my number one priority being the sensor and my eventual upgrade path for lenses. In a whole different area but sort of a point of reference for me is someday I like to get one or two old medium or large format film bodies. I wouldn't mind getting back into developing my own film again. It's a ways off and likely by the time I get around to it, it won't be possible anymore, and by comparison dslr's are obviously in another universe compared to that old tech. Best of luck to you on your choice of cameras. FWIW Cheers. [/QUOTE]

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