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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Moab Man" data-source="post: 228782" data-attributes="member: 11881">This was a very good read. There was one point that I found particularly interesting. The tester put the better quality glass on the D7100 and noticed the jump in performance on the D7100 using the better glass. Disclaimer: The skill of the photographer is acknowledged and assumed in my continued post below. Reason I found this interesting is I know a full time professional photographer that has done very well and is in demand flying around the world. I spent time learning under him and we were having a conversation a long time ago and I had commented about how I really really wanted to go to full frame so that eventually I could (with the aforementioned acquired skills needed) create pictures that looked as good as his. He chuckled and explained to me that he is shooting a crop sensor himself. Now I really started to dig deep as to how his images were so spectacular. That was when I first learned how much the glass truly matters and mastering photo editing.  From that day forward, I have no longer been chasing a full frame camera. I don't dispute the qualities of a full sensor, but have learned that there are many other pieces to the equation of a great picture that have far greater weight than having a full sensor.Great read!As to the D7100, I believe it is the best bang for buck camera made. I truly feel with the D7100 that I got more camera than what I put out in cash.</blockquote>

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