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<blockquote data-quote="Vincent" data-source="post: 338596" data-attributes="member: 15675">I'm trying to get a package on a second hand web site, it includes a D700 (I really have my mind set on a Df, but that is not in my league at the moment).The reason I can not resist is that I believe I can recuperate the price of the package by selling the D700 separate on a more photography oriented site (people still holding on to their dream of 2011). I do believe I will test how much an addition the D700 can be to my D7000, I'm not convinced from what I read and heard that the combination works, the cameras might just be too close.Do not get me wrong, the D700 is more professionally build, FX, with good low light capabilities and has many other qualities. I'm even convinced I will like it and that it will serve large parts of my shooting style. However I have the feeling the D7000 does just more what I'm looking for (at this moment).Anyway I'm skeptic on buying the D700 in 2014 (I think you should be), but somehow it still is a valid option for the serious hobbyist.More to come ...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vincent, post: 338596, member: 15675"] I'm trying to get a package on a second hand web site, it includes a D700 (I really have my mind set on a Df, but that is not in my league at the moment). The reason I can not resist is that I believe I can recuperate the price of the package by selling the D700 separate on a more photography oriented site (people still holding on to their dream of 2011). I do believe I will test how much an addition the D700 can be to my D7000, I'm not convinced from what I read and heard that the combination works, the cameras might just be too close. Do not get me wrong, the D700 is more professionally build, FX, with good low light capabilities and has many other qualities. I'm even convinced I will like it and that it will serve large parts of my shooting style. However I have the feeling the D7000 does just more what I'm looking for (at this moment). Anyway I'm skeptic on buying the D700 in 2014 (I think you should be), but somehow it still is a valid option for the serious hobbyist. More to come ... [/QUOTE]

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