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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 302966" data-attributes="member: 13090">File sizes will vary of course but in general, yes; you can expect files from the D7100 to be considerably larger.Yes. Personally, I wouldn't hesitate to use ISO 3200 on my D7100. At 6400 I'd start to think about noise... a little... mabye... but ISO 3200 is still in my overall comfort zone with the D7100.I can't say if the AF will be faster or more accurate than your D70 in a technical sense, but the AF on the D7100 seems very snappy overall with all the lenses I have (Nikon, Sigma and Tokina), some have AF-motors, some do not. The AF on the D7100 does have the auto-focus &quot;Fine Tune&quot; function which is nice to have though I doubt you'll need it, frankly.I find the pop-up flash capable enough but you have to keep your expectations in check. It does great as a &quot;fill flash&quot; used outdoors for example. Indoors I'd call it pretty darn good but certainly not great. The guide numbers at ISO 100 show 36 for the D70 and 39 for the D7100, so there's that. You gain three feet according to Nikon....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 302966, member: 13090"] File sizes will vary of course but in general, yes; you can expect files from the D7100 to be considerably larger. Yes. Personally, I wouldn't hesitate to use ISO 3200 on my D7100. At 6400 I'd start to think about noise... a little... mabye... but ISO 3200 is still in my overall comfort zone with the D7100. I can't say if the AF will be faster or more accurate than your D70 in a technical sense, but the AF on the D7100 seems very snappy overall with all the lenses I have (Nikon, Sigma and Tokina), some have AF-motors, some do not. The AF on the D7100 does have the auto-focus "Fine Tune" function which is nice to have though I doubt you'll need it, frankly. I find the pop-up flash capable enough but you have to keep your expectations in check. It does great as a "fill flash" used outdoors for example. Indoors I'd call it pretty darn good but certainly not great. The guide numbers at ISO 100 show 36 for the D70 and 39 for the D7100, so there's that. You gain three feet according to Nikon. [COLOR=#ffffff]...[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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