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Time for a D3200 Thread?
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<blockquote data-quote="ZekeMenuar" data-source="post: 53597" data-attributes="member: 8718"><p>I'm keeping my D3100. I don't feel the need to upgrade for so few goodies. If I upgrade, it will be to a D7000.</p><p>As a rule I don't jump on the "latest and greatest" bandwagon. However I'm going to give the rumored 18-300 zoom a long look.</p><p></p><p>If I was upgrading from a PNS then I probably go for the D3200 unless there was a fire sale on D3100. I'm going to speculate you'll see plenty of D3000 owners going to the D3200 and skipping the D3100 altogether. </p><p></p><p>This is my opinion. Your opinion may vary.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ZekeMenuar, post: 53597, member: 8718"] I'm keeping my D3100. I don't feel the need to upgrade for so few goodies. If I upgrade, it will be to a D7000. As a rule I don't jump on the "latest and greatest" bandwagon. However I'm going to give the rumored 18-300 zoom a long look. If I was upgrading from a PNS then I probably go for the D3200 unless there was a fire sale on D3100. I'm going to speculate you'll see plenty of D3000 owners going to the D3200 and skipping the D3100 altogether. This is my opinion. Your opinion may vary. [/QUOTE]
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