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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Geoffc" data-source="post: 136706" data-attributes="member: 8705">For me, if you shoot wildlife or sport go DX. If you shoot landscape primarily and to a lesser extent wildlife and sport go D800. I say that over D600 as the crop on a D600 is less than a D7000 or even my D300. I had a D600 and it took beautiful images, but it is a FX only camera in my book. If that's what you want that's ok. The D800 is fine but not if you're taking loads of pictures as it takes ages to transfer them and they will show weaknesses in any sub spec PC. I've actually been using my D300s for some things over the D800 because it take perfectly good images that are a quarter of the size.If you have that sort of budget and you're not convinced you want FX get a 7100 and a 70-200 2.8 lens. That will also do FX and it's a fantastic lens. You could even get the F4 version and something else nice lens wise.</blockquote>