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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 117185" data-attributes="member: 10038">often camera models overlaps are for several months,, or more, really depends on inventory, but it seems like the inventory for the 7000 is not as high as maybe past cameras, and that Nikon is working on drying out the inventory, so,, perhaps the window will be shorter this time, so,, the window might be closing on the 7000s within the next 3 months.And, then inventory seems to pop up over time, I still see Brand new D90s pop up once in a while, and recently an amazing D3000 bundled package was offered up, so these cameras do have a way of lingering a slow death. and of course, you can always buy used...not a bad way sometimes, I suspect that there will&nbsp; be 1000s of D7000s for sale as people continue to dump them for D600s, and well D7200s. but, I bet they will hold their value for a while, and used copies will stay around 700 dollar range.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 117185, member: 10038"] often camera models overlaps are for several months,, or more, really depends on inventory, but it seems like the inventory for the 7000 is not as high as maybe past cameras, and that Nikon is working on drying out the inventory, so,, perhaps the window will be shorter this time, so,, the window might be closing on the 7000s within the next 3 months. And, then inventory seems to pop up over time, I still see Brand new D90s pop up once in a while, and recently an amazing D3000 bundled package was offered up, so these cameras do have a way of lingering a slow death. and of course, you can always buy used...not a bad way sometimes, I suspect that there will be 1000s of D7000s for sale as people continue to dump them for D600s, and well D7200s. but, I bet they will hold their value for a while, and used copies will stay around 700 dollar range. [/QUOTE]

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