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<blockquote data-quote="Lawrence" data-source="post: 331493" data-attributes="member: 16844">Well I kind of agree with Browncoat but also your teacher as digital does allow you to shoot and bugger the consequences.&nbsp; There may be a better way to slow the students down but I wouldn't know.Seriously there are so many options out there that it all depends on 2 things (IMO).1. Your budget2. Where you want to go with this thing.I was very fortunate in that I had no answer to both but was faced with a 24 hour special and had to make a decision and pulled the trigger (I'm like that). I'm glad I was forced into making that decision otherwise I might still be doing research.I am happy with my camera, suspect that I may upgrade one day, as it does everything I ask and need of it during this learning curve. But … I am an old fart and maybe your daughter is a quicker learner and a D7100 or even D800/810 is more to her liking (and your budget)Just get her shooting and make damn sure it is a NIKON!!!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lawrence, post: 331493, member: 16844"] Well I kind of agree with Browncoat but also your teacher as digital does allow you to shoot and bugger the consequences. There may be a better way to slow the students down but I wouldn't know. Seriously there are so many options out there that it all depends on 2 things (IMO). 1. Your budget 2. Where you want to go with this thing. I was very fortunate in that I had no answer to both but was faced with a 24 hour special and had to make a decision and pulled the trigger (I'm like that). I'm glad I was forced into making that decision otherwise I might still be doing research. I am happy with my camera, suspect that I may upgrade one day, as it does everything I ask and need of it during this learning curve. But … I am an old fart and maybe your daughter is a quicker learner and a D7100 or even D800/810 is more to her liking (and your budget) Just get her shooting and make damn sure it is a NIKON!!!!! [/QUOTE]

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