The D7000 was – and is – a fantastic camera, but the D600 is a compelling upgrade, delivering the lower noise and extra detail that comes with full-frame but without the usual prohibitive price tag.
The D7000 was – and is – a fantastic camera, but the D600 is a compelling upgrade, delivering the lower noise and extra detail that comes with full-frame but without the usual prohibitive price tag.
Video capture has its limitations but picture quality is certainly flattering. Its controls and performance are decent enough, the autofocus is disappointing and the wireless features are spot on.
I’m off to Hawaii in June for a vacation, and the X100s is the only camera I’m taking with me.
The D7100 is not the camera all Nikonians were hoping for. I wanted faster frame rates and a bigger buffer.
