So how does it feel? At $1200 it's almost in the realm of possibility
for me to move up from my current camera, but everything else I've used
in that ballpark has felt like a toy. That probably only makes sense if
you realize that my film cameras (finally sold on eBay last week after
being unused for over two years) were an F3HP with MD-4 and an F4s, and
my current camera is a Kodak DCS-760 that weighs over four pounds
without lens or battery. I'm used to a camera you can wrap my hands around.
I've been reading the review that Eugene Lugo linked to and I'm pretty
impressed so far.
Van
On 17/05/2011 9:24 AM, Michael Pearlman wrote:
> I have a D200 and just recently picked up the D7000. Used the 7000 on a
> trip to Italy where I was in rain by the buckets full. Camera was taking a
> bath for two days and never failed. A strap that forced the lens to ride
> face down helped. The low light ability of the D7000 is amazing.. That
> said I also have a camera with a 2 mp sensor that takes amazing images. The
> camera doesn't create the art. It's just a tool.
>
> On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 7:57 AM, Nathan T<kerouac906@gmail.com> wrote:
>
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