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<blockquote data-quote="Dave9072" data-source="post: 289212" data-attributes="member: 10864">So, as mentioned in another thread I recently purchased a D7100 with the intent to replace my older D300s. However, after using the D7100 for a couple of days I'm not so sure I want to do that. Nothing wrong with the D7100 build, function or IQ - all are outstanding. It's more the feel of the body in my hands and it's operation as compared to the D300s. I keep reaching back for the D300s.So is it a matter of just letting the D300s go and getting used to the D7100, or is there really something intangible, something beyond the basic specifications going on here. I guess my question is - has anyone had a similar experience? Given up on, or not upgraded to the latest technology in order to stay with what works for you, what your gut tells you is the right fit?Ignore if this has been discussed before, just working the issue through my head.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dave9072, post: 289212, member: 10864"] So, as mentioned in another thread I recently purchased a D7100 with the intent to replace my older D300s. However, after using the D7100 for a couple of days I'm not so sure I want to do that. Nothing wrong with the D7100 build, function or IQ - all are outstanding. It's more the feel of the body in my hands and it's operation as compared to the D300s. I keep reaching back for the D300s. So is it a matter of just letting the D300s go and getting used to the D7100, or is there really something intangible, something beyond the basic specifications going on here. I guess my question is - has anyone had a similar experience? Given up on, or not upgraded to the latest technology in order to stay with what works for you, what your gut tells you is the right fit? Ignore if this has been discussed before, just working the issue through my head. [/QUOTE]

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