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<blockquote data-quote="hrstrat57" data-source="post: 417651" data-attributes="member: 27586">Oh and to specifically answer the OP direct question I would by a D7000 all day over the D5300 for the creative control afforded by the extra control wheel.I rejected both the D7000 and the D7100 (and the D610) when I moved to Nikon after 30 yrs of A mount. I wanted the Nikon pro level controls vs. prosumer controls and the top Nikon AF system thus the combo D300/D700. I strongly considered a D610/D7100 combo but decided I preferred the more intuitive for me D300/D700 layout. I rejected the D800 - no interest in 36mp. I will eventually add a D3s to my bag sooner rather than later as I sell off more kit from A mount.&nbsp; Since my opinion of what to buy is therefore way off the mark based on what I did in building my kit I will refrain from participating in these &quot;what should I do&quot; threads in the future. You all carry on, I will enjoy lurking.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hrstrat57, post: 417651, member: 27586"] Oh and to specifically answer the OP direct question I would by a D7000 all day over the D5300 for the creative control afforded by the extra control wheel. I rejected both the D7000 and the D7100 (and the D610) when I moved to Nikon after 30 yrs of A mount. I wanted the Nikon pro level controls vs. prosumer controls and the top Nikon AF system thus the combo D300/D700. I strongly considered a D610/D7100 combo but decided I preferred the more intuitive for me D300/D700 layout. I rejected the D800 - no interest in 36mp. I will eventually add a D3s to my bag sooner rather than later as I sell off more kit from A mount. Since my opinion of what to buy is therefore way off the mark based on what I did in building my kit I will refrain from participating in these "what should I do" threads in the future. You all carry on, I will enjoy lurking. [/QUOTE]

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