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<blockquote data-quote="NVSteve" data-source="post: 503180" data-attributes="member: 13248">True, to a point.&nbsp; I don't really pay much attention to what others need or want in a camera (most people I know don't own cameras &amp; simply use their phones), but I can say that there are a number of people on camera forums who want to upgrade because of a specific reason.&nbsp; If one shoots or needs to shoot fast action, there are better options than a D3XXX.&nbsp; Likewise, if someone finds they are mostly shooting in high ISO situations, the FX lineup will offer better performance in that area over DX.&nbsp; There are a ton of very valid reasons why a person should upgrade.&nbsp; Then you have those who are running around complaining about their camera &amp; the need to upgrade because their shots aren't cutting it-the same ones who have the slow kit lens attached.&nbsp; Can't really help the ignorant when all the information they need is just a few mouse clicks away.I just hope that the D750 replacement, if it still has an articulated screen, has a better cable design that won't necessitate the big warning in the manual concerning any type of moisture anywhere near the cable.&nbsp; Other mfrs. have had completely weather sealed &amp; articulated LCDs for years, with no fat exposed ribbon cable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NVSteve, post: 503180, member: 13248"] True, to a point. I don't really pay much attention to what others need or want in a camera (most people I know don't own cameras & simply use their phones), but I can say that there are a number of people on camera forums who want to upgrade because of a specific reason. If one shoots or needs to shoot fast action, there are better options than a D3XXX. Likewise, if someone finds they are mostly shooting in high ISO situations, the FX lineup will offer better performance in that area over DX. There are a ton of very valid reasons why a person should upgrade. Then you have those who are running around complaining about their camera & the need to upgrade because their shots aren't cutting it-the same ones who have the slow kit lens attached. Can't really help the ignorant when all the information they need is just a few mouse clicks away. I just hope that the D750 replacement, if it still has an articulated screen, has a better cable design that won't necessitate the big warning in the manual concerning any type of moisture anywhere near the cable. Other mfrs. have had completely weather sealed & articulated LCDs for years, with no fat exposed ribbon cable. [/QUOTE]

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