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D5300
Thinking of getting the D5300 as a backup camera.
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<blockquote data-quote="SBX247" data-source="post: 362516" data-attributes="member: 10425"><p>I've done some great work with my D5100 in the past but unfortunately you are not going to get much respect in this industry with a crop sensor camera. So I invested in the D610 and I am glad I did. Well, I originally I invested in the D600 and after having spot issues I purchased the D610. </p><p></p><p>Now I've been doing research on the new D750 and I'm liking what I see. That would be a upgrade to my D610, especially with the 51 focus points. That's the biggest selling point to me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SBX247, post: 362516, member: 10425"] I've done some great work with my D5100 in the past but unfortunately you are not going to get much respect in this industry with a crop sensor camera. So I invested in the D610 and I am glad I did. Well, I originally I invested in the D600 and after having spot issues I purchased the D610. Now I've been doing research on the new D750 and I'm liking what I see. That would be a upgrade to my D610, especially with the 51 focus points. That's the biggest selling point to me. [/QUOTE]
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