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<blockquote data-quote="wornish" data-source="post: 299327" data-attributes="member: 15434">The interesting thing about the mirrorless camera world is the rate of introduction of new models, they don't hold their 2nd hand price anything like the Nikon DSLR's.Each iteration gets closer to the capabilities of a DSLR some can match DSLRs in certain areas but are weak in others.Also a lot of people who criticise the Nikon 1 series do so without actually trying one out, instead they just say its a small sensor so thats bad.&nbsp; It is tiny and light so carrying it is not a problem.If you are a birder or shoot fast moving action then the N1 series give you amazing reach 2.7X crop and the ability to use your existing Nikon DX or FF lenses with full aperture control and AF.You can get a second user V1 for peanuts including a kit lens and even the V2 is not that much more expensive.I got a 2nd user V1 and was blown away with the quality&nbsp; if you don't plan on producing huge prints then its fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wornish, post: 299327, member: 15434"] The interesting thing about the mirrorless camera world is the rate of introduction of new models, they don't hold their 2nd hand price anything like the Nikon DSLR's. Each iteration gets closer to the capabilities of a DSLR some can match DSLRs in certain areas but are weak in others. Also a lot of people who criticise the Nikon 1 series do so without actually trying one out, instead they just say its a small sensor so thats bad. It is tiny and light so carrying it is not a problem. If you are a birder or shoot fast moving action then the N1 series give you amazing reach 2.7X crop and the ability to use your existing Nikon DX or FF lenses with full aperture control and AF. You can get a second user V1 for peanuts including a kit lens and even the V2 is not that much more expensive. I got a 2nd user V1 and was blown away with the quality if you don't plan on producing huge prints then its fine. [/QUOTE]

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