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<blockquote data-quote="gqtuazon" data-source="post: 72353" data-attributes="member: 6573">Almost four years ago, I told myself that the D700 would be my last camera that I'll ever need. That's how I felt when I upgraded from a D80 to D700. It was a huge jump in experience and performance of the camera (not me, I still suck!). The D700 is and willl continue to become a good bargain camera especially if you don't do pro work. Heck, even some wedding photographers are still using two D700 cameras.I am not exaggerating about the D800. The Dynamic range and the details that you get are just extra ordinary. The D600 will surely offer dual cards (CF / SD cards) and video. AT 24 mp, that is ideal for most photographers. Some say that they don't need the extra mega pixel but of course it's easy to comment on something but most of them have not tried or haven't experienced the difference.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gqtuazon, post: 72353, member: 6573"] Almost four years ago, I told myself that the D700 would be my last camera that I'll ever need. That's how I felt when I upgraded from a D80 to D700. It was a huge jump in experience and performance of the camera (not me, I still suck!). The D700 is and willl continue to become a good bargain camera especially if you don't do pro work. Heck, even some wedding photographers are still using two D700 cameras. [COLOR=#222222][FONT=Verdana]I am not exaggerating about the D800. The Dynamic range and the details that you get are just extra ordinary. The D600 will surely offer dual cards (CF / SD cards) and video. AT 24 mp, that is ideal for most photographers. Some say that they don't need the extra mega pixel but of course it's easy to comment on something but most of them have not tried or haven't experienced the difference.[/FONT][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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