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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 238548" data-attributes="member: 9240">You might be a little off on the weather seal differences.&nbsp; Perhaps compared to the D600, but the D610 is supposed to be on par with the D800 on sealing, so I can't see the D7100 being better sealed.The only thing I read in your posts that leads me to point you to an FX camera is the &quot;can't get wide enough&quot; statement.&nbsp; If you're finding ISO 2500 to be too noisy on the D7100 I would recommend investing in good noise reduction software for post.&nbsp; I think the Dfine 2.0 tool in the Nik Collection is amazing and has taken shots at ISO 6400 from my D600 and D800 and made them virtually noise free with no oversmoothing.&nbsp; If the D7100 is, as Geoff suggests, a stop behind the D800 then I see no reason why it wouldn't save those night photos.&nbsp; Download a trial and check it out.&nbsp; $150 for the Nik package (and 15% off if you hunt for coupon codes) is a lot cheaper than a new camera, and it gets you some of the best post-processing filters out available.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 238548, member: 9240"] You might be a little off on the weather seal differences. Perhaps compared to the D600, but the D610 is supposed to be on par with the D800 on sealing, so I can't see the D7100 being better sealed. The only thing I read in your posts that leads me to point you to an FX camera is the "can't get wide enough" statement. If you're finding ISO 2500 to be too noisy on the D7100 I would recommend investing in good noise reduction software for post. I think the Dfine 2.0 tool in the Nik Collection is amazing and has taken shots at ISO 6400 from my D600 and D800 and made them virtually noise free with no oversmoothing. If the D7100 is, as Geoff suggests, a stop behind the D800 then I see no reason why it wouldn't save those night photos. Download a trial and check it out. $150 for the Nik package (and 15% off if you hunt for coupon codes) is a lot cheaper than a new camera, and it gets you some of the best post-processing filters out available. [/QUOTE]

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