First Zoo Trip with the D7100

[Tinderbox (UK)]

Great Work, I love number 5 followed by 6, Nice

John.

 

[Raj_55555]

I think what impresses me most about the 7100 is the consistency, again I don't think it's any one area where it does just leaps and bounds better than the 5200 that causes this, I think it's just a lot of small factors that sort of compliment one another and make it a lot easier to produce consistent, reliable results.

Thank you so much Todd, this is exactly what I needed to know. So from what I'm hearing, a D5200 will perform at par in ISO performance and sharpness all I have to do is to spend a bit more time on the pics. I think I'll look for a used D5200, and a 70-300 VR to start with. I can always sell it off and buy the D7100 few months later, that way at least I'd have to wait for a relatively less time. I want the tammy as well, but not gonna happen any time soon the prices are too inflated in India. Thanks again

 

[baturn]

Well, I always liked your zoo pics so I can't really say I see a marked improvement in quality. However, it sounds like you have noticed several improvements over your old camera and it seems to me that's what counts. I see a D7100 in my near future.

 

[robbins.photo]

Well, I always liked your zoo pics so I can't really say I see a marked improvement in quality. However, it sounds like you have noticed several improvements over your old camera and it seems to me that's what counts. I see a D7100 in my near future.

Well the stuff takes a whole lot less time to post, that's for sure.. lol. So yup, happy about that. I think you'll love the 7100, it really is a great camera to shoot with.