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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SkvLTD" data-source="post: 274405" data-attributes="member: 12855">Gonna go with everyone UNLESS you feel you're lacking heavily in the ISO performance, since it's not all that stellar on the 7000. Or if you want to print bigger with crispier quality (though this one is a bit subjective).Upgrade when you simply know that your camera, no matter what you do, cannot give you enough image quality after doing RAWs and utilizing everything else. And assuming you have as good of lenses as you can/are willing to afford to improve the image quality.Lastly, in all honesty, unless you're starting to/plan to make money with that camera, you're probably fine where you are right now as far as body goes. I personally wanted something better than my 5100 because it was making shooting some gigs somewhat of a painful process and I started to get tired of it.</blockquote>