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<blockquote data-quote="Lee" data-source="post: 147848" data-attributes="member: 8142">I just wanted to add my view on the D7000 vs D7100 consideration, having been in a similar position a few months ago, and this is how I made my decision. I did a side by side comparison of features.&nbsp; Then I crossed of any extras that didn't matter to me at all on the D7100.&nbsp; Then I marked the ones I'd really like to have/was likely to use and come to rely on to improve my photography and or experience of taking photos.&nbsp; There were several but not that many.&nbsp; Then I took the price difference between the two cameras and asked myself whether those &quot;Must have/really, really want to have&quot; features were worth a few hundred more $$&nbsp; To me they weren't.&nbsp; I would rather put that money towards a great lens.&nbsp; Now your answers may be different but I usually isolate the must have extras on an upgrade or new item and then put them against the cost.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lee, post: 147848, member: 8142"] I just wanted to add my view on the D7000 vs D7100 consideration, having been in a similar position a few months ago, and this is how I made my decision. I did a side by side comparison of features. Then I crossed of any extras that didn't matter to me at all on the D7100. Then I marked the ones I'd really like to have/was likely to use and come to rely on to improve my photography and or experience of taking photos. There were several but not that many. Then I took the price difference between the two cameras and asked myself whether those "Must have/really, really want to have" features were worth a few hundred more $$ To me they weren't. I would rather put that money towards a great lens. Now your answers may be different but I usually isolate the must have extras on an upgrade or new item and then put them against the cost. [/QUOTE]

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