Cowboybillybob1
Senior Member
So today is the second day with my new D7000 and am absolutely ecstatic.
After getting my head around some of the essential features I am amazed by how easy it is to make tweaks and changes to settings. There are no IQ issues compared to the 25mp of my D3200. Even when doing some cropping it is sharp clean and sweet. I may be biased but it even looks better to me. I know I should post some pics and that will be on the agenda for tomorrow.
After understanding some procedures it is way easy to do the bracketing and remote flash stuff. I am still learning it but it seems every time I struggle how to do something it winds up being an easy thing to do.
No regrets. It is probably one of the best decisions I have made.
Thanks to all who helped so far. You can count on me asking more questions in the future.
After getting my head around some of the essential features I am amazed by how easy it is to make tweaks and changes to settings. There are no IQ issues compared to the 25mp of my D3200. Even when doing some cropping it is sharp clean and sweet. I may be biased but it even looks better to me. I know I should post some pics and that will be on the agenda for tomorrow.
After understanding some procedures it is way easy to do the bracketing and remote flash stuff. I am still learning it but it seems every time I struggle how to do something it winds up being an easy thing to do.
No regrets. It is probably one of the best decisions I have made.
Thanks to all who helped so far. You can count on me asking more questions in the future.
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One of the things that I love is that I can use all my older AF lenses (from F4 days) in autofocus mode if I want to. Definitely could never do that with my D3000.