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Hi all,
So Im currently using a D3200 and have done so for 3 years now... and I love it, but as I have come to love it I now also know its limits and I increasingly find my self shooting within those limits IE. high iso.
Whilst this is m only real issue with the camera I do like the idea of having a built in motor and some degree of weather sealing on the upgrade, I live in a very hot and humid climate and have a few macro lenses that need the built in motor to work. My main tendencies are towards macro, astro and landscape, but like alot of other learners do dabble in just about everything. Due to the few DX lenses in my arsenal Iv narrowed my upgrade down to the following D7100 or the D7200.
Is the increased buffer on the D7200 worth it? I generally don't use continual shutter but like the higher iso. Can any one say if the high iso actually worth it or is it just marketing pap?
Any advice or help in making my decision is highly appreciated.
So Im currently using a D3200 and have done so for 3 years now... and I love it, but as I have come to love it I now also know its limits and I increasingly find my self shooting within those limits IE. high iso.
Whilst this is m only real issue with the camera I do like the idea of having a built in motor and some degree of weather sealing on the upgrade, I live in a very hot and humid climate and have a few macro lenses that need the built in motor to work. My main tendencies are towards macro, astro and landscape, but like alot of other learners do dabble in just about everything. Due to the few DX lenses in my arsenal Iv narrowed my upgrade down to the following D7100 or the D7200.
Is the increased buffer on the D7200 worth it? I generally don't use continual shutter but like the higher iso. Can any one say if the high iso actually worth it or is it just marketing pap?
Any advice or help in making my decision is highly appreciated.