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<blockquote data-quote="Danno_RIP" data-source="post: 685318" data-attributes="member: 34269">I have actually been thinking a lot about the Z7 as my next upgrade from the D700.&nbsp; It would be next year, but I have been reading some decent reviews and watching a few videos and it I actually like what I see.&nbsp; I know that the one card issue bugs me, but I have been shooting the fire out of the D700 with no issues.&nbsp; I also do not like the fact that it does not have a grip, but when I consider how often I take portrait shots it is less concerning.&nbsp; I do like the built-in VR and I do like the focus stacking.&nbsp; I do not do a lot of sports and the D7200 will still do most of the bird and wildlife stuff IF I can ever get back to that.&nbsp; But like I said it will be a while and I could change my mind again, but I am surprised that I am thinking about it.&nbsp; I was kind of thought the 850 would be the ticket... Well, there is no rush.&nbsp; I am just thinking it over.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Danno_RIP, post: 685318, member: 34269"] I have actually been thinking a lot about the Z7 as my next upgrade from the D700. It would be next year, but I have been reading some decent reviews and watching a few videos and it I actually like what I see. I know that the one card issue bugs me, but I have been shooting the fire out of the D700 with no issues. I also do not like the fact that it does not have a grip, but when I consider how often I take portrait shots it is less concerning. I do like the built-in VR and I do like the focus stacking. I do not do a lot of sports and the D7200 will still do most of the bird and wildlife stuff IF I can ever get back to that. But like I said it will be a while and I could change my mind again, but I am surprised that I am thinking about it. I was kind of thought the 850 would be the ticket... Well, there is no rush. I am just thinking it over. [/QUOTE]

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