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Since November I have been considering the 7100 but kept putting it of in hopes of the 7200 coming out. Now its out and has some nice features that I think is much better than the 7100, but people keep saying its a bad upgrade from the 7100s features.
I still use a Nikon 5100 and I used the 7200 today for about 40 minutes testing all my lenses on it and oh wow it blew my mind how good it was, but this is being compared to a much older camera.
What I am trying to figure out here is is the Nikon 7200 priced at 1100 euros a wise move to make or should I settle for the older 7100 priced at 900 euros. In my mind the 7200 wins it for me, but I have never tried a 7100.
What I am hoping is if anyone here has tried both of them or if someone who has the Nikon 7200 could give there thoughts on it. I have seen plenty about the 7100 but not many about the 7200 and the ones that are about are complaining about the minor upgrades being too little, no 4k, no touch screen etc..
After playing with it today I feel like I am in love for the first time again it really was amazing for me.
Thank you,
I still use a Nikon 5100 and I used the 7200 today for about 40 minutes testing all my lenses on it and oh wow it blew my mind how good it was, but this is being compared to a much older camera.
What I am trying to figure out here is is the Nikon 7200 priced at 1100 euros a wise move to make or should I settle for the older 7100 priced at 900 euros. In my mind the 7200 wins it for me, but I have never tried a 7100.
What I am hoping is if anyone here has tried both of them or if someone who has the Nikon 7200 could give there thoughts on it. I have seen plenty about the 7100 but not many about the 7200 and the ones that are about are complaining about the minor upgrades being too little, no 4k, no touch screen etc..
After playing with it today I feel like I am in love for the first time again it really was amazing for me.
Thank you,