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<blockquote data-quote="robbins.photo" data-source="post: 607553" data-attributes="member: 27043">Ok, so I might be the odd guy out here.. but believe it or not, I would seriously be considering this option:Nikon D5300 with 2 lenses 18-55 / 70-300 with new AF-P lenses 
I know.. sounds odd.&nbsp; I loved my D7100 - thought it was well worth the upgrade from the D5xxx series.&nbsp; The built in autofocus motor, the two command dials..&nbsp; fell in love with that camera on day one.&nbsp; 

So why would this be tempting as all get out?&nbsp; Go and check the MTF charts for these new AF-P lenses.&nbsp; I did just recently because as it so happens I was looking at the possibility of adding an inexpensive APS-C to my bag.&nbsp; Holy smokes, these things are unbelievably sharp for consumer grade lenses, both the 18-55 and the 70-300mm AF-P rival professional grade lenses in sharpness. 

Just something to consider.




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[QUOTE="robbins.photo, post: 607553, member: 27043"] Ok, so I might be the odd guy out here.. but believe it or not, I would seriously be considering this option: Nikon D5300 with 2 lenses 18-55 / 70-300 with new AF-P lenses [LEFT][COLOR=#000000] I know.. sounds odd. I loved my D7100 - thought it was well worth the upgrade from the D5xxx series. The built in autofocus motor, the two command dials.. fell in love with that camera on day one. So why would this be tempting as all get out? Go and check the MTF charts for these new AF-P lenses. I did just recently because as it so happens I was looking at the possibility of adding an inexpensive APS-C to my bag. Holy smokes, these things are unbelievably sharp for consumer grade lenses, both the 18-55 and the 70-300mm AF-P rival professional grade lenses in sharpness. Just something to consider. [/COLOR][/LEFT] [/QUOTE]

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