Nikon D7100

[Marvin McAbee]

There is a $500 price cut for the D7100 and 18-140 lens at B&H, so I wonder if there is a D7200 on the way.  Just wonder if others are using the D7100 and what you think.  I am sot sure if it would be better to take advantage of the good price or see if there is a D7200 coming shortly. 

Marvin

 

[MircoV]

There is a $500 price cut for the D7100 and 18-140 lens at B&H, so I wonder if there is a D7200 on the way.  Just wonder if others are using the D7100 and what you think.  I am sot sure if it would be better to take advantage of the good price or see if there is a D7200 coming shortly. 

Marvin

 

Hello Marvin,

 

I would take the D7100. It is a nice cut on price. I think the difference between the new model and the D7100 will be not even noticable. 

 

But this is what i would do. The action is on you  .

 

Mirco

[Martin P Wilson]

There is always something new coming! Buy what your business needs. when it needs it  and keep it while it can earn its keep.

[Marvin McAbee]

I just bought the D7100 w/the 18-140mm lens. And these are the sharpest photos I've had in ages.

Love this camera...HOWEVER,I kind of fear the 6 frame raw buffer.

But then again,the focus is so fast AND accurate!

 

I paid $1196 thru Amazon.

 

I also ordered the Sigma 18-35mm 1.8 lens.

 

Here are photos on Flickr(not mine) of this combo

 

https://www.flickr.com/search/?text=nikon%20d7100%20sigma%2018-35mm%201.8&sort=date-posted-desc

 

L

Thanks for the input, what features do you like in the 18-140 or the Sigma.  I guess the Sigma works well when working in low light, but the 18-140 is a good general purpose lens.  I currently have the 18-105 55-300 50 1.8, and an older 18-70.  I have the D200, D90, and D3200, but do not have a higher end DX body.  I don't use the D200 much anymore, but the images from the D90 and D3200 sail through QC Ok.  

[Lastrega]

There is a $500 price cut for the D7100 and 18-140 lens at B&H, so I wonder if there is a D7200 on the way.  Just wonder if others are using the D7100 and what you think.  I am sot sure if it would be better to take advantage of the good price or see if there is a D7200 coming shortly. 

Marvin

I have the D7100 and love it. I'm using the old 18-135 kit lens and a 70-300 zoom. My plan is to buy the 18-200 VRll and ditch the 18-135 - I think that will cover 95 % of use for me.

 

The images it produces are great, the only problems I have had have really been down to user error

[Chuck Nacke]

Marvin,

 

The Nikkor 18-140 is not good glass by any means.  The 7100 is an interesting FX body, but why?

I stayed away from NIKON DSLR's for a decade and now using 800's and a 700 and I can not imagine

anything coming close to them at 100ISO or 6400ISO.

 

BUT I still have my FUJI S5's

 

Currently using  a Tokina 16-28 f2.8, Nikkor 35-70 f2.8, Nikkor 105 Micro f4, 80-200 f2.8 and a few

exceptional primes from 20 to 300.

 

Chuck Nacke (Still the original one)

[Orange Elephant]

The D7100 is an excellent DX (crop) camera. The camera packs a lot of features & the quality is very good. Looking at the rest of the Nikon features, the D7100 does not appear to be lacking in much to create any obvious need for improvement. What may be coming is a semi-pro level DX. Nikon have been losing sales in this area & this may come to market either as a D9300 or as a D7200.