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D7000
D7000 still considered a good camera ?
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<blockquote data-quote="Deuce808" data-source="post: 501575" data-attributes="member: 39784"><p>I have 2, just bought 2/3 of the holy trinity to use with them. Only thing I would upgrade from them would be a fx body. 7100, 7200 while good, aren't better by enough for me to make the leap. If you are moving from the 3200 and have $400-600 (I bought both of mine w/ grips for $400 and $500 respectively) then a 7000 is affordable. If you have $600-900 a 7100 is a good buy. $1200+, just buy a fx body or a 7000/7100 and a lens or 2.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deuce808, post: 501575, member: 39784"] I have 2, just bought 2/3 of the holy trinity to use with them. Only thing I would upgrade from them would be a fx body. 7100, 7200 while good, aren't better by enough for me to make the leap. If you are moving from the 3200 and have $400-600 (I bought both of mine w/ grips for $400 and $500 respectively) then a 7000 is affordable. If you have $600-900 a 7100 is a good buy. $1200+, just buy a fx body or a 7000/7100 and a lens or 2. [/QUOTE]
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