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<blockquote data-quote="TL Robinson" data-source="post: 555201" data-attributes="member: 24042">My .02 - go with a D750 - I own one, and I also own a D7100 and a D500.&nbsp;&nbsp; It's an all around fantastic camera - and the key words here are all around.&nbsp;&nbsp; Fantastic performance across the board, and a great first step into full frame.&nbsp;&nbsp; I've even shot shows with it in DX mode (using a DX lens of course).&nbsp;&nbsp; The D7100 is no slouch either and refurbs can be had for cheap.&nbsp; I owned a D7000 prior to switching to full frame (I had a D610 in there that met with a tragic accident) but you can't go wrong with any of the recommendations.&nbsp;&nbsp; I've only touched a D7200 in a store - but everyone one I talked to who owns one says it's stellar as well.&nbsp; So, my opinion, D750 &gt; D7200 &gt; D500 &gt; D7100 in that order.&nbsp;&nbsp; I could argue D500 &gt; D7200 but the learning curve there is going to be greater coming from a D7000 than it would be going to a D750 or D7200.&nbsp;&nbsp; The D500 is a phenomenal machine - but has some initial release pains + control differences.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TL Robinson, post: 555201, member: 24042"] My .02 - go with a D750 - I own one, and I also own a D7100 and a D500. It's an all around fantastic camera - and the key words here are all around. Fantastic performance across the board, and a great first step into full frame. I've even shot shows with it in DX mode (using a DX lens of course). The D7100 is no slouch either and refurbs can be had for cheap. I owned a D7000 prior to switching to full frame (I had a D610 in there that met with a tragic accident) but you can't go wrong with any of the recommendations. I've only touched a D7200 in a store - but everyone one I talked to who owns one says it's stellar as well. So, my opinion, D750 > D7200 > D500 > D7100 in that order. I could argue D500 > D7200 but the learning curve there is going to be greater coming from a D7000 than it would be going to a D750 or D7200. The D500 is a phenomenal machine - but has some initial release pains + control differences. [/QUOTE]

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