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Get the best body you can afford. I still have the d700 and I'm looking at getting the d750. Yea the d700 is getting old and if you are viewing the files at 100% you can see a diff between the files. Normal viewing ? Nope not really. And I only know this because I have tried it. Lenses and lighting make a huge difference and with a good flash and lens, you'd be more than ok with the d700. I haven't been let down yet. Nailing exposure is going to be more important.
You need high res, get the d800/810. If not the d750 next. D700 is good but as VIP mentioned, you will notice a difference quickly once you start cropping. If you don't crop a lot or print large- I don't think you'd see a big difference.
That said, I'm looking at getting the d750 solely for the flexibility in cropping or printing larger. Aside from that, I have no use for it.
If you get one of the higher res cameras- make sure your computer can handle it. Upload a couple hundred large files and your computer will feel it lol.
But just so I am clear- you WILL see more detail in the 24MP or 36MP files. But you won't see much difference in normal use like 8x10 and under prints.
You need high res, get the d800/810. If not the d750 next. D700 is good but as VIP mentioned, you will notice a difference quickly once you start cropping. If you don't crop a lot or print large- I don't think you'd see a big difference.
That said, I'm looking at getting the d750 solely for the flexibility in cropping or printing larger. Aside from that, I have no use for it.
If you get one of the higher res cameras- make sure your computer can handle it. Upload a couple hundred large files and your computer will feel it lol.
But just so I am clear- you WILL see more detail in the 24MP or 36MP files. But you won't see much difference in normal use like 8x10 and under prints.
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