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<blockquote data-quote="Mr Smiley" data-source="post: 152278" data-attributes="member: 14317">Im looking to go from a point and shoot camera to a real camera. Ive pretty much decided Im going to get a Nikon D7000 unless the D7100 comes down in price by the time im ready to buy. Right now, my plan is to get the camera to take general indoor, and around the yard pictures to get used to the camera. Im choosing this camera because I want better pictures then the Sony Cyber shot we have now. I want more control. Now that I have the easy part down, now comes the hard part. Choosing lenses. Ive talked to some people, but all they want is to cover the MM range. Im planning a Vacation to Disney in Florida in November of 2014. So there will be some action shots, Stills, Bright light of the sun, and low light. Im looking to get 1 or 2 lenses to take with me. But I have no ide what they should be. I know the D7000 comes with the 18-105mm lens, but ive read that it can have Image quality issues. And from reading here the camera body is part of the IQ and the glass is the majority of where the IQ comes from.Thank you in advance for your help.Smiley</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mr Smiley, post: 152278, member: 14317"] Im looking to go from a point and shoot camera to a real camera. Ive pretty much decided Im going to get a Nikon D7000 unless the D7100 comes down in price by the time im ready to buy. Right now, my plan is to get the camera to take general indoor, and around the yard pictures to get used to the camera. Im choosing this camera because I want better pictures then the Sony Cyber shot we have now. I want more control. Now that I have the easy part down, now comes the hard part. Choosing lenses. Ive talked to some people, but all they want is to cover the MM range. Im planning a Vacation to Disney in Florida in November of 2014. So there will be some action shots, Stills, Bright light of the sun, and low light. Im looking to get 1 or 2 lenses to take with me. But I have no ide what they should be. I know the D7000 comes with the 18-105mm lens, but ive read that it can have Image quality issues. And from reading here the camera body is part of the IQ and the glass is the majority of where the IQ comes from. Thank you in advance for your help. Smiley [/QUOTE]

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