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<blockquote data-quote="Carroll" data-source="post: 376823" data-attributes="member: 9246">
I am not even in the same Photography League as you, Jeff, however, here are some questions that I would probably ask myself, if I were in the same situation. (Which will never happen, I am sure...) :calm:1. DX or FX...which system will do everything that you need to do?2. If you sold your DX &quot;stuff&quot;, perhaps you could upgrade your FX body?3. If you could just take one camera to the most important event you have ever attended, which would you choose?4. Which would you miss the most if some low-life stole all your equipment?5. You have probably read much more than the below article...perhaps it will help if you have not.<a href="http://photographylife.com/nikon-d7100-vs-d600" target="_blank">Nikon D7100 vs D600</a>Hobbyist Recommendation:There is no cure for NAS. Accept your condition, and get a 7100, *and* a 750. :saturn:Jeff, I am glad you are on this forum. I enjoy your images, even though I don't click &quot;like&quot; on all of them. Your D7000 tips are teaching me to learn more about my camera, and I appreciate your efforts.Good luck with your decision...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Carroll, post: 376823, member: 9246"] [LEFT] [/LEFT] I am not even in the same Photography League as you, Jeff, however, here are some questions that I would probably ask myself, if I were in the same situation. (Which will never happen, I am sure...) :calm: 1. DX or FX...which system will do everything that you need to do? 2. If you sold your DX "stuff", perhaps you could upgrade your FX body? 3. If you could just take one camera to the most important event you have ever attended, which would you choose? 4. Which would you miss the most if some low-life stole all your equipment? 5. You have probably read much more than the below article...perhaps it will help if you have not. [url=http://photographylife.com/nikon-d7100-vs-d600]Nikon D7100 vs D600[/url] Hobbyist Recommendation: There is no cure for NAS. Accept your condition, and get a 7100, *and* a 750. :saturn: Jeff, I am glad you are on this forum. I enjoy your images, even though I don't click "like" on all of them. Your D7000 tips are teaching me to learn more about my camera, and I appreciate your efforts. Good luck with your decision... [/QUOTE]

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