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<blockquote data-quote="Woodyg3" data-source="post: 523006" data-attributes="member: 24569">People have been crying for Nikon to come out with a pro level DX for a long time, and when the D7200 came out, some people were downright pissed off at Nikon when the specs weren't what they were hoping for. I don't know where the D500 will leave most D7200 owners, but it leaves me wanting the D500. That is assuming that when the camera actually finds its way into people's hands, it proves to perform at the level I'm expecting.Yes. I want 10 fps. Yes, I want a huge buffer. Of course I want better low light performance and improved focusing. I shoot sports and wildlife far more than anything else. This is the perfect camera for me.I certainly won't be a first adopter. I'm going to see how this camera performs in real life. But I suspect I'll have a D500 in my camera bag down the line. That's assuming I can figure out how to pay for it. LOL.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Woodyg3, post: 523006, member: 24569"] People have been crying for Nikon to come out with a pro level DX for a long time, and when the D7200 came out, some people were downright pissed off at Nikon when the specs weren't what they were hoping for. I don't know where the D500 will leave most D7200 owners, but it leaves me wanting the D500. That is assuming that when the camera actually finds its way into people's hands, it proves to perform at the level I'm expecting. Yes. I want 10 fps. Yes, I want a huge buffer. Of course I want better low light performance and improved focusing. I shoot sports and wildlife far more than anything else. This is the perfect camera for me. I certainly won't be a first adopter. I'm going to see how this camera performs in real life. But I suspect I'll have a D500 in my camera bag down the line. That's assuming I can figure out how to pay for it. LOL. [/QUOTE]

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