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<blockquote data-quote="AxeMan - Rick S." data-source="post: 157960" data-attributes="member: 1746">Re: First Impressions D-7100Not that much on it yet on Youtube, well at least when it comes to settings.&nbsp; As for &quot;FRO&quot;,&nbsp; he's had a D7100 for a while now still waiting to hear what he has to say about it has not put anything out yet.In &quot;FRO'S&quot; last RAW talk he did make a small comment in a displeased voice about the &quot;choking buffer&quot;Corey (AKA Faymous Media) did a youtube review on the D7100 and I would have to say his review is pretty &quot;nuts on&quot; and so are his sample photos.I like to remind anyone thinking about buying this camera, the buffer issues we are talking about only apply to RAW images when in continues mode.&nbsp; I bought this camera knowing about this issue, and as a RAW shooter it is something I will deal with, to get the quality of images I'm getting from this camera.If you want a camera that has a better buffer and want the same quality or better images from it, your going to have to move into full frame, and spend $1000 more.&nbsp; Unless you want to move into the D600, but now I getting more off topic here and I'll stop.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AxeMan - Rick S., post: 157960, member: 1746"] [b]Re: First Impressions D-7100[/b] Not that much on it yet on Youtube, well at least when it comes to settings. As for "FRO", he's had a D7100 for a while now still waiting to hear what he has to say about it has not put anything out yet. In "FRO'S" last RAW talk he did make a small comment in a displeased voice about the "choking buffer" Corey (AKA Faymous Media) did a youtube review on the D7100 and I would have to say his review is pretty "nuts on" and so are his sample photos. I like to remind anyone thinking about buying this camera, the buffer issues we are talking about only apply to RAW images when in continues mode. I bought this camera knowing about this issue, and as a RAW shooter it is something I will deal with, to get the quality of images I'm getting from this camera. If you want a camera that has a better buffer and want the same quality or better images from it, your going to have to move into full frame, and spend $1000 more. Unless you want to move into the D600, but now I getting more off topic here and I'll stop. [/QUOTE]

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