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<blockquote data-quote="Karaya1" data-source="post: 142239" data-attributes="member: 13958">Hi, I'm not a newb photographer.&nbsp; In fact I'm a musician you might have seen.&nbsp; So I don't even consider myself a photographer.&nbsp; I actually consider myself the Salvador Dali or Andy Warhol of photography.&nbsp; I like to dabble in the abstract. So for me, catching the perfect sunset or capturing half-dome with perfect contrast isn't my goal. I want to say that this thread has helped out a lot as I want to buy a Nikon that is dependable and fool proof for the point and shoot picture taker. (note: I didn't say photographer) I didn't want to start a new thread, (trying to save bandwidth) yet I don't want to hijack this thread either.&nbsp; So my question for you disgruntled D7K owners is, (and I'll try and stay on topic) What previous Nikon Model would you say you liked better than the D7K? Thank you in advance.K1</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Karaya1, post: 142239, member: 13958"] Hi, I'm not a newb photographer. In fact I'm a musician you might have seen. So I don't even consider myself a photographer. I actually consider myself the Salvador Dali or Andy Warhol of photography. I like to dabble in the abstract. So for me, catching the perfect sunset or capturing half-dome with perfect contrast isn't my goal. I want to say that this thread has helped out a lot as I want to buy a Nikon that is dependable and fool proof for the point and shoot picture taker. (note: I didn't say photographer) I didn't want to start a new thread, (trying to save bandwidth) yet I don't want to hijack this thread either. So my question for you disgruntled D7K owners is, (and I'll try and stay on topic) What previous Nikon Model would you say you liked better than the D7K? Thank you in advance. K1 [/QUOTE]

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