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<blockquote data-quote="nickt" data-source="post: 619511" data-attributes="member: 4923"><p>I just like that style of camera. I like all the things that separate it from the d3x00 and d5x00 series. Especially front and rear command wheels and top lcd display and the various buttons on the back for quick access to to things like iso. I'm programed for back button focus. I also program my pv and fn buttons for spot and center weighted metering. If you are feeling like your d7100 is just a glorified d3300, then maybe you just don't have a need or desire to quickly change settings as you shoot. Back in the beginning I played with my camera enough that everything became second nature. I can change iso, shutter, aperture, focus mode, exposure compensation, etc all in a blink. No need to get into menus, my fingers pretty much know what to do and a quick glance at the top lcd and I have confirmation my settings are good. So I guess the feature I use the most is the user interface as a whole. I've recommended both styles of cameras depending on what people might need, but for me, I like being able to adapt very quickly.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="nickt, post: 619511, member: 4923"] I just like that style of camera. I like all the things that separate it from the d3x00 and d5x00 series. Especially front and rear command wheels and top lcd display and the various buttons on the back for quick access to to things like iso. I'm programed for back button focus. I also program my pv and fn buttons for spot and center weighted metering. If you are feeling like your d7100 is just a glorified d3300, then maybe you just don't have a need or desire to quickly change settings as you shoot. Back in the beginning I played with my camera enough that everything became second nature. I can change iso, shutter, aperture, focus mode, exposure compensation, etc all in a blink. No need to get into menus, my fingers pretty much know what to do and a quick glance at the top lcd and I have confirmation my settings are good. So I guess the feature I use the most is the user interface as a whole. I've recommended both styles of cameras depending on what people might need, but for me, I like being able to adapt very quickly. [/QUOTE]

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