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Impressions of the new Nikon D7500
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<blockquote data-quote="Patrick M" data-source="post: 662649" data-attributes="member: 2332"><p>I love it. I just went from the D7100. 2nd card slot isn’t an issue for me. I used the 2nd on the D7100 as overflow or jpeg, never back up...and touching wood, I’ve never lost an sd card. Where I’ve taken exceptional pictures, I’ll swap out the card. </p><p>I had the extra battery hand grip too. Never used it. Easy enough to change batteries when I had too. My hands arent large, and the bigger grip just made the D7100 cumbersome.</p><p>a few buttons moved around. Frankly the extra functionality offered and the faster FPS for moving targets are great. I love the easy way the touch screen works too.</p><p>also, though the sensor is a tad smaller than on the 7100, the quality of the pictures looks better. Maybe it’s the x5 processor or my imagination? </p><p> I’ve had it a week and I’m so far anyways, convinced.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Patrick M, post: 662649, member: 2332"] I love it. I just went from the D7100. 2nd card slot isn’t an issue for me. I used the 2nd on the D7100 as overflow or jpeg, never back up...and touching wood, I’ve never lost an sd card. Where I’ve taken exceptional pictures, I’ll swap out the card. I had the extra battery hand grip too. Never used it. Easy enough to change batteries when I had too. My hands arent large, and the bigger grip just made the D7100 cumbersome. a few buttons moved around. Frankly the extra functionality offered and the faster FPS for moving targets are great. I love the easy way the touch screen works too. also, though the sensor is a tad smaller than on the 7100, the quality of the pictures looks better. Maybe it’s the x5 processor or my imagination? I’ve had it a week and I’m so far anyways, convinced. [/QUOTE]
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