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d7100 buy or not ?
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<blockquote data-quote="Zeke_M" data-source="post: 555379" data-attributes="member: 41439"><p>I bought my D7100 because it can run the D lenses and has a better sensor than my old camera.</p><p>It has a few nifty features I like. And it's weather sealed. Up here in rainy Seattle that helps a lot.</p><p>The D5xxx cameras weren't considered because they didn't seem much of an upgrade from my D3100.</p><p>If the D7100 has a fault it's a tiny buffer. If you shoot a lot of RAW the buffer will clog up in a hurry.</p><p>I don't use the 6fps much so it isn't an issue for me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zeke_M, post: 555379, member: 41439"] I bought my D7100 because it can run the D lenses and has a better sensor than my old camera. It has a few nifty features I like. And it's weather sealed. Up here in rainy Seattle that helps a lot. The D5xxx cameras weren't considered because they didn't seem much of an upgrade from my D3100. If the D7100 has a fault it's a tiny buffer. If you shoot a lot of RAW the buffer will clog up in a hurry. I don't use the 6fps much so it isn't an issue for me. [/QUOTE]
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