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<blockquote data-quote="Craig Rogers" data-source="post: 496967" data-attributes="member: 37980">I'm going to just add a quick note from experience as someone who has recently moved from DX to FX (D7100 to D810).&nbsp; I too mainly shoot wildlife, including small birds.I held off for a long time due to the perceived view of DX number of dots is better than FX less dots, I almost bought a D7200 instead.So far (and a lot of photos later), it's just not the case.Lens for lens, I can crop heavily on the D810 and still have a far better IQ photo than I can get with the D7100.&nbsp; Ok, I know we are talking more MP rather than the D750 that is being discussed, but still, like for like and heavy crop still results in a far better photo than I can imagine with the D7100.&nbsp; In fact, the D7100 hasn't taken a shot since, but I do carry it as a backup.MP debate aside, I can shoot at far higher ISO (and stay out later/get out earlier) than I would ever consider with the D7100 and living in the UK even on a nice day, I tend to be shooting at ISOs in 4 figures and the AF for wildlife is far better (although the D7200 is supposed to be close).Just my experience over the last few months.&nbsp; When I get a chance, I will be doing a like for like comparison and adding it as a blog on my website.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Craig Rogers, post: 496967, member: 37980"] I'm going to just add a quick note from experience as someone who has recently moved from DX to FX (D7100 to D810). I too mainly shoot wildlife, including small birds. I held off for a long time due to the perceived view of DX number of dots is better than FX less dots, I almost bought a D7200 instead. So far (and a lot of photos later), it's just not the case. Lens for lens, I can crop heavily on the D810 and still have a far better IQ photo than I can get with the D7100. Ok, I know we are talking more MP rather than the D750 that is being discussed, but still, like for like and heavy crop still results in a far better photo than I can imagine with the D7100. In fact, the D7100 hasn't taken a shot since, but I do carry it as a backup. MP debate aside, I can shoot at far higher ISO (and stay out later/get out earlier) than I would ever consider with the D7100 and living in the UK even on a nice day, I tend to be shooting at ISOs in 4 figures and the AF for wildlife is far better (although the D7200 is supposed to be close). Just my experience over the last few months. When I get a chance, I will be doing a like for like comparison and adding it as a blog on my website. [/QUOTE]

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