The D7100 | NIKON's DSLR APS-C Powerhouse

[@Cotictimmy]

I had a D 7100 and loved it. I shoot portraits but I understand the main difference with the D7200 is that its buffer is way better so it’s a much better sports shooter. I believe it’s considerably better at low light shooting too.

[@robertdavis1255]

Yes I love my D7100 which I use as a backup to my D500 ...I purchased the D7100 about 4 yrs ago s/h for $450 and love using it when out & about... great ergonomics ss with all Nikon cameras...I haven't considered moving to mirrorless gear yet as I am only a hobbyist & just love taking pics of whatever I see ... Cheers from Australia 🦘🦘😄

[@gopinathyh]

Nice information... Yes I wanted to learn the photography with Nikon D7100 and IF I am comfortable planning to move to Mirrorless

[@33antonius]

Nice pictures. I did have the D7200, canon 80d, and the Z5 but I back at the Cannon 40d most of the times because of the colours. I don't like the colours on the modern cameras that much and did not find the gain in sharpness to benefit the artistic value of my pictures. I am not going to upgrade anymore.

[@acmdv]

Have you considered Fujifilm?

[@33antonius]

Not really. Maybe a pentax K1 or 645???@@acmdv

[@acmdv]

@@33antonius You should try an X-T2 or X-Pro2, the colours are really nice & you have access to Fuji's really good film simulations.

[@33antonius]

OK thank you, better than XT-3?@@acmdv

[@acmdv]

@@33antonius The X-T2 & X-Pro2 both use the 24MP sensor. The X-T3, X-T4, X-S1, X-S2 & X-Pro3 all use the same 26MP sensor (not the one in the X-H2s).