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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 348008" data-attributes="member: 9240">Shooting both I can tell you this, when I pick up the D7100 I honestly don't feel like I'm settling for anything when I use it.&nbsp; It's not as if I'm giving up IQ in any real quantity to gain a little reach.&nbsp; It's a great camera.&nbsp; That said, looking at your photos and having a feel for your style, it screams full frame.&nbsp; There are very few photos in this thread or your last that point to a need for DX for the reach that it gives.&nbsp; I got a 3000 click D600 for less than I paid for my refurb D7100, sent it off to Nikon for the shutter advisory, and if it performs great then I'm set on the cheap, and if it doesn't I'll be happy to send it back for a D610 on the extreme cheap.&nbsp; Outside of the shutter issue there is nothing about the D600 I cannot recommend.&nbsp; So, if you're on a budget, look around for one with low mileage.&nbsp; It was my first FX body and I'm still thrilled with it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 348008, member: 9240"] Shooting both I can tell you this, when I pick up the D7100 I honestly don't feel like I'm settling for anything when I use it. It's not as if I'm giving up IQ in any [I]real[/I] quantity to gain a little reach. It's a great camera. That said, looking at your photos and having a feel for your style, it screams [I]full frame[/I]. There are very few photos in this thread or your last that point to a [I]need[/I] for DX for the reach that it gives. I got a 3000 click D600 for less than I paid for my refurb D7100, sent it off to Nikon for the shutter advisory, and if it performs great then I'm set on the cheap, and if it doesn't I'll be happy to send it back for a D610 on the extreme cheap. Outside of the shutter issue there is [I]nothing[/I] about the D600 I cannot recommend. So, if you're on a budget, look around for one with low mileage. It was my first FX body and I'm still thrilled with it. [/QUOTE]

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