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Nikon DSLR Cameras
D800/D800E
D800 vs. D7000
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<blockquote data-quote="icSlowMo" data-source="post: 58062" data-attributes="member: 8428"><p>I would also recommend D7000 over a D800 and spend the difference in money on good glass, a couple of prime lenses (35mm F1.8G, 50mm F1.8G, 85mm F1.8G) and a D7000 would run you about the same money and would get you some fast glass. I have both a D7000 and just got my D800E and find the size and weight alone to be more then what most people will want to carry around.... The D7000 has a lot to offer someone in your position looking to move up and learn how to use the camera/lens combos. Does very well in low light and has custom U1 and U2 settings that many like to use. I use aperture priority mode most of the time saved under U1 and U2 with different picture control settings and control shutter speeds with ISO. Plus FX glass will cost more and weigh more. Just some food for thought hope this helps..</p><p></p><p>Chris</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="icSlowMo, post: 58062, member: 8428"] I would also recommend D7000 over a D800 and spend the difference in money on good glass, a couple of prime lenses (35mm F1.8G, 50mm F1.8G, 85mm F1.8G) and a D7000 would run you about the same money and would get you some fast glass. I have both a D7000 and just got my D800E and find the size and weight alone to be more then what most people will want to carry around.... The D7000 has a lot to offer someone in your position looking to move up and learn how to use the camera/lens combos. Does very well in low light and has custom U1 and U2 settings that many like to use. I use aperture priority mode most of the time saved under U1 and U2 with different picture control settings and control shutter speeds with ISO. Plus FX glass will cost more and weigh more. Just some food for thought hope this helps.. Chris [/QUOTE]
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