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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Danno_RIP" data-source="post: 569470" data-attributes="member: 34269">For making adjustments and the like I would not be concerned about holding the body with both hands on my D7200 for what little time it would take to make the few adjustments that require both hands in the field.  The construction is much more rugged then the D3100 and the adjustments are much quicker on these cameras.  They are not menu driven; buttons and wheels. I can only think of WB and ISO adjustments that require both hands.  Everything else I can do supporting the lens because of the way the buttons work.  I can even change the AF setting using my thumb while supporting the lens.  But I figure if they put a foot on the lens I should not suspend it from the body very often or for very long. It is that engineered solution thing.  They added that foot for a reason.</blockquote>