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<blockquote data-quote="RockyNH_RIP" data-source="post: 186691" data-attributes="member: 10784">Re: Bird of ParadiseIan,I am loving the D7100.&nbsp;&nbsp; Don't get me wrong, my 5100 was (still is a great camera) but the 7100 has more capability, ability to produce images better in low light etc, super detail and it feels so much sturdier in the hand.&nbsp;&nbsp; I used it about a week and then went back and grabbed the D5100 for a shoot and it felt more like a &quot;toy&quot; in comparison to the 7100.&nbsp; (NOTE: it is NOT and I use it today still, that comment was just a comparison to the feel).I am glad that I got it, it was the perfect upgrade for me.&nbsp;&nbsp; Some nice features:Dual card slotsBetter viewfinderLED Display bigger &amp; brighter (I like the 5100 articulation)Buttons are faster for changing settings than menu system (once you learn them)Hope this helps some..Pat in NH</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RockyNH_RIP, post: 186691, member: 10784"] [b]Re: Bird of Paradise[/b] Ian, I am loving the D7100. Don't get me wrong, my 5100 was (still is a great camera) but the 7100 has more capability, ability to produce images better in low light etc, super detail and it feels so much sturdier in the hand. I used it about a week and then went back and grabbed the D5100 for a shoot and it felt more like a "toy" in comparison to the 7100. (NOTE: it is NOT and I use it today still, that comment was just a comparison to the feel). I am glad that I got it, it was the perfect upgrade for me. Some nice features: Dual card slots Better viewfinder LED Display bigger & brighter (I like the 5100 articulation) Buttons are faster for changing settings than menu system (once you learn them) Hope this helps some.. Pat in NH [/QUOTE]

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