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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 218202" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>Given that you're interested in birds the advantages of the extra reach a DX sensor gives you are obvious. I agree that the D7000/7100 would near perfect. There are a ton of bird photos on my Flickr taken with the D7000 before I traded up to FX. I still throw the D800 into DX mode when I'm shooting birds in flight as it still gives me 16MP's and it helps keep the file sizes down since I'd be cropping a lot out anyway. I heartily recommend the Sigma 150-500mm to go with it. Lots of reach for small birds that don't necessarily want to get close.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 218202, member: 9240"] Given that you're interested in birds the advantages of the extra reach a DX sensor gives you are obvious. I agree that the D7000/7100 would near perfect. There are a ton of bird photos on my Flickr taken with the D7000 before I traded up to FX. I still throw the D800 into DX mode when I'm shooting birds in flight as it still gives me 16MP's and it helps keep the file sizes down since I'd be cropping a lot out anyway. I heartily recommend the Sigma 150-500mm to go with it. Lots of reach for small birds that don't necessarily want to get close. [/QUOTE]
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