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<blockquote data-quote="Vincent" data-source="post: 303855" data-attributes="member: 15675">This is what put question marks in my head.I get the reasoning DXXX for FX and DXXXX for DX, wait and see though ...From the D7000 I had in mind to complement with a second hand body later, till now that would be a second hand D800E or maybe D6X0 or Df; so FX seemed obvious.Now with a possible high end D9x00 DX body I´m not convinced anymore.FX: Different use of the 50mm and 70-200mm which would give a FOV that can be used closer. &nbsp;&nbsp; =&gt; I´m convinced that for portret the closer use of the 70-200 would give better results; however that is not my favourite theme.DX: I keep the multiplication factor, I can use all the lenses I have.My internal questioning is that I´m not convinced that the portret advantage of FX (using lenses with less deformation issues, like a 85mm or 105mm) can not be solved with Lightroom lens corrections, for my usage. So if the D9X00 gives a DX ISO performance of 2900 or more on DXO Mark and some more pixels so I can crop more, I do not believe I will go for FX.I found the D800 too expensive in renting, it seems to me I would rather buy second hand and if I do not like it sell again. So I seem to go for buying a D9X00, probably loving it and never going to FX. I would be going from a DXO score of 80 to a around 90 score anyway, would be great for a &quot;pure&quot; hobbyist like me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vincent, post: 303855, member: 15675"] This is what put question marks in my head. I get the reasoning DXXX for FX and DXXXX for DX, wait and see though ... From the D7000 I had in mind to complement with a second hand body later, till now that would be a second hand D800E or maybe D6X0 or Df; so FX seemed obvious. Now with a possible high end D9x00 DX body I´m not convinced anymore. FX: Different use of the 50mm and 70-200mm which would give a FOV that can be used closer. => I´m convinced that for portret the closer use of the 70-200 would give better results; however that is not my favourite theme. DX: I keep the multiplication factor, I can use all the lenses I have. My internal questioning is that I´m not convinced that the portret advantage of FX (using lenses with less deformation issues, like a 85mm or 105mm) can not be solved with Lightroom lens corrections, for my usage. So if the D9X00 gives a DX ISO performance of 2900 or more on DXO Mark and some more pixels so I can crop more, I do not believe I will go for FX. I found the D800 too expensive in renting, it seems to me I would rather buy second hand and if I do not like it sell again. So I seem to go for buying a D9X00, probably loving it and never going to FX. I would be going from a DXO score of 80 to a around 90 score anyway, would be great for a "pure" hobbyist like me. [/QUOTE]

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