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<blockquote data-quote="Camera Fun" data-source="post: 528625" data-attributes="member: 13006"><p>If you have a great new camera body but ok lenses, then you won't get the full benefits out of the new body; and by the time you're able to upgrade lenses, it's possible another new/better body will be out. If you upgrade the lenses first, then you have the potential to get the most out of your current D7000; plus the better lenses would be available to use on a future new/better body.</p><p> I've gone the route of doing the lenses first as I'm happy with my D7000. Ultimately it's up to you and your budget.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Camera Fun, post: 528625, member: 13006"] If you have a great new camera body but ok lenses, then you won't get the full benefits out of the new body; and by the time you're able to upgrade lenses, it's possible another new/better body will be out. If you upgrade the lenses first, then you have the potential to get the most out of your current D7000; plus the better lenses would be available to use on a future new/better body. I've gone the route of doing the lenses first as I'm happy with my D7000. Ultimately it's up to you and your budget. [/QUOTE]
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