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<blockquote data-quote="Corey @ Faymus Media" data-source="post: 140060" data-attributes="member: 12053">I have been shooting on the D800E for a few months, and with the help of my fellow Nikonites I chose the D7000 over the D5100. I am so glad I did. The video is great, I used it last week.Well tonight I had a wedding, so it wash first time with the D7000 on a shoot. I had a 50mm 1.4g on it. The D800E had a 24-70 &amp; 70-200.I was surprised to see that the D7000 kicked royal ass!!It's fast, accurate, and is similar layout to the d800E. I also have a battery grip on the D7000, as well as the D800E.I know many people may question this, however it seems there is less shutter lag with the D7000 vs the D800E. I mean as soon as I touch the shutter button it fires aggressively! Great camera and worth every penny. Also the low light performance is mind blowing for a crop sensor. I wonder if the D7100 is leaps better. I'm thoroughly impressed I love my D7000.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Corey @ Faymus Media, post: 140060, member: 12053"] I have been shooting on the D800E for a few months, and with the help of my fellow Nikonites I chose the D7000 over the D5100. I am so glad I did. The video is great, I used it last week. Well tonight I had a wedding, so it wash first time with the D7000 on a shoot. I had a 50mm 1.4g on it. The D800E had a 24-70 & 70-200. I was surprised to see that the D7000 kicked royal ass!! It's fast, accurate, and is similar layout to the d800E. I also have a battery grip on the D7000, as well as the D800E. I know many people may question this, however it seems there is less shutter lag with the D7000 vs the D800E. I mean as soon as I touch the shutter button it fires aggressively! Great camera and worth every penny. Also the low light performance is mind blowing for a crop sensor. I wonder if the D7100 is leaps better. I'm thoroughly impressed I love my D7000. [/QUOTE]

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