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<blockquote data-quote="egosbar" data-source="post: 435064" data-attributes="member: 19871">i like the idea of having set start points for a shoot, i can very quickly move my dial on the 7100 from user one to user two and have an instant 2000 ss at iso 100 may get the bird in flight i need yes its a fine camera i just cant understand why they wouldnt have banks like the d7100 that you save the settings and return to a nice start point , one of the reasons i love them is i set both to iso 100 , im sure we have all taken shots at times and realised the iso is too high from a previous shoot , anyway after googling the 800 and see the complaints about it then finding they didnt change for the 810 its sort of turned me off a little , if im spending that money i want all the features that i feel comfortable with , id be slightly dissapointed not having them , ill go for a shoot with the 800 tomorrow , its a lot different then the 7100 so i may find its not nessasary</blockquote>

[QUOTE="egosbar, post: 435064, member: 19871"] i like the idea of having set start points for a shoot, i can very quickly move my dial on the 7100 from user one to user two and have an instant 2000 ss at iso 100 may get the bird in flight i need yes its a fine camera i just cant understand why they wouldnt have banks like the d7100 that you save the settings and return to a nice start point , one of the reasons i love them is i set both to iso 100 , im sure we have all taken shots at times and realised the iso is too high from a previous shoot , anyway after googling the 800 and see the complaints about it then finding they didnt change for the 810 its sort of turned me off a little , if im spending that money i want all the features that i feel comfortable with , id be slightly dissapointed not having them , ill go for a shoot with the 800 tomorrow , its a lot different then the 7100 so i may find its not nessasary [/QUOTE]

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