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<blockquote data-quote="Moab Man" data-source="post: 289889" data-attributes="member: 11881">IE also works poorly for me. Same slow typing problem.&nbsp; [USER=16936]@ShootRaw[/USER]As to the topic. Having both, one does not replace the other. Each has it's benefits. On full frame I need a monster zoom to get to where the D7100 takes me because of the crop sensor. When I need wide or low light then the D600 is the tool.Cropping down on the D600 to get that same zoom factor doesn't work because the fall off of megapixels is pretty serious compared to the DX. Sure DX is just cropping down to use just the center portion of the lens, but that cropped DX area has 24 megapixels to work with where by comparison, cropping down on the D600 image is only giving me about 9.6 megapixels to work with when cropped to the DX zoom of a crop sensor.My point is, each camera is a different tool and I wouldn't give up one for the other. If comparing the D800 and it's 36 megapixels, which gives plenty to crop down to, I could then give up my D7100.The caveat to this is if you don't print. You don't need squat megapixels for web pictures. To which i'm sure shootraw is printing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Moab Man, post: 289889, member: 11881"] IE also works poorly for me. Same slow typing problem. [USER=16936]@ShootRaw[/USER] As to the topic. Having both, one does not replace the other. Each has it's benefits. On full frame I need a monster zoom to get to where the D7100 takes me because of the crop sensor. When I need wide or low light then the D600 is the tool. Cropping down on the D600 to get that same zoom factor doesn't work because the fall off of megapixels is pretty serious compared to the DX. Sure DX is just cropping down to use just the center portion of the lens, but that cropped DX area has 24 megapixels to work with where by comparison, cropping down on the D600 image is only giving me about 9.6 megapixels to work with when cropped to the DX zoom of a crop sensor. My point is, each camera is a different tool and I wouldn't give up one for the other. If comparing the D800 and it's 36 megapixels, which gives plenty to crop down to, I could then give up my D7100. The caveat to this is if you don't print. You don't need squat megapixels for web pictures. To which i'm sure shootraw is printing. [/QUOTE]

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