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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 661113" data-attributes="member: 13090"><p>I loved my D7100 when I had it. Great camera. The D7200 was an improvement (primarily for the crippled buffer) while the D7500 I found to be a confusing release. The D7500 has some sweet upgrades but feels "crippled" at the same time For instance the D7500 has but one storage slot and its rear LCD resolution is lower than the D7200's. Still, the D7500 *does* have the better EXPEED 5 processor, group auto-focus, auto-focus fine tune, a much deeper buffer, better high ISO and so forth... </p><p></p><p>The D7500, all things, considered, is probably what I'd suggest not knowing the particulars of what you shoot, personal preferences, etc.</p><p></p><p>You seem to have a pretty decent, well rounded selection of lenses. No real suggestions from me on that front.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 661113, member: 13090"] I loved my D7100 when I had it. Great camera. The D7200 was an improvement (primarily for the crippled buffer) while the D7500 I found to be a confusing release. The D7500 has some sweet upgrades but feels "crippled" at the same time For instance the D7500 has but one storage slot and its rear LCD resolution is lower than the D7200's. Still, the D7500 *does* have the better EXPEED 5 processor, group auto-focus, auto-focus fine tune, a much deeper buffer, better high ISO and so forth... The D7500, all things, considered, is probably what I'd suggest not knowing the particulars of what you shoot, personal preferences, etc. You seem to have a pretty decent, well rounded selection of lenses. No real suggestions from me on that front. [/QUOTE]
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