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<blockquote data-quote="Love Nikon" data-source="post: 438662" data-attributes="member: 38179">I shoot weddings about 60 a year and two years ago upgraded from the D7000 to the D7100Initially disapointed with the quality and had to change my Sigma lenses to Nikon as there were problems with the LCD ( will not stay on for less than 1 min..runs batteries down)&nbsp; Then with the nikon lens and sharp set to max it was great a vast improvement and much more cropping possible. I put this half down to the Nikon lens and half to more pixels/no filter on the chip.However from the first wedding we ( Ihave 2xD7100) had severe problem with focus on low contrast/ back lit subjects..brides at the top table ..well thats not dark is it ..usually at the 140 end of the 18-140.&nbsp; Also problems with first kiss in church&nbsp; etc.As the D7200 has the same CAM 3500 be carefull your&nbsp; D7000 has the CAM 4800 with the central sensor supported by the 8 around it .... My only partial solution which I am not pleased about (£££££ ) is to use a 24-120 F4 but as I also carry a D800 with 17-35 I can cover the lower end. PM me if you want to know more as I am sure some get bored by this &quot;W&quot; discussion.D7000 grip will not fit.PS re previous ..it can focus in the dark&nbsp; yes on a bow tie but not on a bride or a face....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Love Nikon, post: 438662, member: 38179"] I shoot weddings about 60 a year and two years ago upgraded from the D7000 to the D7100 Initially disapointed with the quality and had to change my Sigma lenses to Nikon as there were problems with the LCD ( will not stay on for less than 1 min..runs batteries down) Then with the nikon lens and sharp set to max it was great a vast improvement and much more cropping possible. I put this half down to the Nikon lens and half to more pixels/no filter on the chip. However from the first wedding we ( Ihave 2xD7100) had severe problem with focus on low contrast/ back lit subjects..brides at the top table ..well thats not dark is it ..usually at the 140 end of the 18-140. Also problems with first kiss in church etc. As the D7200 has the same CAM 3500 be carefull your D7000 has the CAM 4800 with the central sensor supported by the 8 around it .... My only partial solution which I am not pleased about (£££££ ) is to use a 24-120 F4 but as I also carry a D800 with 17-35 I can cover the lower end. PM me if you want to know more as I am sure some get bored by this "W" discussion. D7000 grip will not fit. PS re previous ..it can focus in the dark yes on a bow tie but not on a bride or a face.... [/QUOTE]

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