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For a while I hear people say that Nikon is trying to push its users to FX bodies and from the large collection of FX cameras Nikon has (5 cameras) I agree with this asessment.
I think the D7100 is a too good camera for the price it sells for, I think it stops people from upgrading to FX because they just dont feel the need to, I think assuming Nikon indeed wants people to move to FX will not replace the D7100 and will just run this horse and in a year or two phase it out leaving the 3xxx and 5xxx and from there users will need to jump up to full frame.
I told myself I will upgrade from my D7100 to the replacement of the D610 and then came the D750.
True the D750 isnt a D610 replacement, its a better camera and I was reading about it, saw reviews and really got excited but at the end of the day except low light performance it really will not give me more then my D7100, I will not upgrade to it.
I am probably biased because I own this camera and love it but then I had the D7000 and I never clicked with it, we never worked well together so I dont think its a simple fact that I own the D7100 that I respect it so much, it really is a fantastic camera for the price and I think it stops many users from going FX because the D7100 is simply too good (and even more then that).
BTW I hope I am wrong, I really do!!!
I think the D7100 is a too good camera for the price it sells for, I think it stops people from upgrading to FX because they just dont feel the need to, I think assuming Nikon indeed wants people to move to FX will not replace the D7100 and will just run this horse and in a year or two phase it out leaving the 3xxx and 5xxx and from there users will need to jump up to full frame.
I told myself I will upgrade from my D7100 to the replacement of the D610 and then came the D750.
True the D750 isnt a D610 replacement, its a better camera and I was reading about it, saw reviews and really got excited but at the end of the day except low light performance it really will not give me more then my D7100, I will not upgrade to it.
I am probably biased because I own this camera and love it but then I had the D7000 and I never clicked with it, we never worked well together so I dont think its a simple fact that I own the D7100 that I respect it so much, it really is a fantastic camera for the price and I think it stops many users from going FX because the D7100 is simply too good (and even more then that).
BTW I hope I am wrong, I really do!!!