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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 349705" data-attributes="member: 13090">Based on your post I'm going to suggest either the D5300 or the D7100. Either one would serve you well for some time to come. I personally think that at this moment in time, the D5300 hits the price versus performance &quot;sweet spot&quot;. The D7100 is everything the D5300 is, image quality-wise, but with a healthy dose of &quot;nice to haves&quot;. I assure you, with either camera, it won't be your kit that's the limiting factor in what you can creatively turn out; both of those cameras have plenty of horsepower for anything your creative juices can come up with. As I've said before, if you can't take great shots with a D3100 you won't be taking great shots given a D800, you'll just be out more money. That being said, if you want to go full-frame, but are concerned about the oil on the sensor issue of the D600, get the D610 instead and worry not. How important are good lenses? Their importance can not, I don't think, be overstated. Good glass is absolutely crucial to getting the most out of your camera.....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 349705, member: 13090"] Based on your post I'm going to suggest either the D5300 or the D7100. Either one would serve you well for some time to come. I personally think that at this moment in time, the D5300 hits the price versus performance "sweet spot". The D7100 is everything the D5300 is, image quality-wise, but with a healthy dose of "nice to haves". I assure you, with either camera, it won't be your kit that's the limiting factor in what you can creatively turn out; both of those cameras have plenty of horsepower for anything your creative juices can come up with. As I've said before, if you can't take great shots with a D3100 you won't be taking great shots given a D800, you'll just be out more money. That being said, if you want to go full-frame, but are concerned about the oil on the sensor issue of the D600, get the D610 instead and worry not. How important are good lenses? Their importance can not, I don't think, be overstated. Good glass is absolutely crucial to getting the most out of your camera. [COLOR=#ffffff]....[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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