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<blockquote data-quote="Krs_2007" data-source="post: 349711" data-attributes="member: 12948">Thats interesting, never heard the D7K has oil issues.&nbsp; Never encountered mine that I had for a year.&nbsp; Honestly, outside of what has been mentioned to me previously I would recommend you go get your hands on the ones you are interested in.&nbsp; The comfort/feel is important as well.A lot of users seem really happy with the D7100 and I myself will be getting one soon.The FX/DX is something you will really need to determine but I would lean towards the DX platform till you are really sure the FX offers you something you are missing with the DX.&nbsp; You can always use FX lenses on a DX camera and that way if you ever move to FX you already have your glass covered.&nbsp; Although there is some great DX glass out there like mentioned above.&nbsp; I loved my 18-105, but sold it with my D7k.I would check out some comparison videos on YouTube, look up FroKnowsPhoto as he does some of the best intro videos for most Nikon camera models if not all of them.&nbsp; I like the way he does his stuff and it was easier for me to grasp when I started 2 years ago.&nbsp; I wanted to make sure I made the right decision before I laid out the cash for it.&nbsp; If I had to do it over again I would have kept my D7k and just bought the D600 outright, but hind sight is always 20/20.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krs_2007, post: 349711, member: 12948"] Thats interesting, never heard the D7K has oil issues. Never encountered mine that I had for a year. Honestly, outside of what has been mentioned to me previously I would recommend you go get your hands on the ones you are interested in. The comfort/feel is important as well. A lot of users seem really happy with the D7100 and I myself will be getting one soon. The FX/DX is something you will really need to determine but I would lean towards the DX platform till you are really sure the FX offers you something you are missing with the DX. You can always use FX lenses on a DX camera and that way if you ever move to FX you already have your glass covered. Although there is some great DX glass out there like mentioned above. I loved my 18-105, but sold it with my D7k. I would check out some comparison videos on YouTube, look up FroKnowsPhoto as he does some of the best intro videos for most Nikon camera models if not all of them. I like the way he does his stuff and it was easier for me to grasp when I started 2 years ago. I wanted to make sure I made the right decision before I laid out the cash for it. If I had to do it over again I would have kept my D7k and just bought the D600 outright, but hind sight is always 20/20. [/QUOTE]

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