Coo, not bad! How well does the EVF behave in weak light? That'd be a significant requirement for me.
15fps would be rather nice, definitely. I don't shoot continuously often, but it's a handy option on occasion, such as when a chase is in full swing. Having a mirror box, of course, means the D7100's got to go through the literal motions of raising and lowering the mirror with each shot.
I might get a grip (so to speak) sometime - I don't often shoot in portrait, but again, it'd be welcome in those situations. Probably one of the knockoffs, given the rather lavish price tag of the official accessory. ^_^;
No new lenses here for a bit, I fear. I think, if I get another telephoto sometime, it'll likely be the Nikkor 200-400mm f/4, for that extra reach, as well as the zoom capability. And if I had more spare money, the new version of the 300mm f/4 would be rather nice - it uses a Fresnel element, so they've managed to halve the weight, versus mine. Not that the 300mm f/4D is that heavy, but still, lighter is good when it comes to lenses you're holding by hand for an afternoon/evening.
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Date: 2015-02-09 09:33 am (UTC)15fps would be rather nice, definitely. I don't shoot continuously often, but it's a handy option on occasion, such as when a chase is in full swing. Having a mirror box, of course, means the D7100's got to go through the literal motions of raising and lowering the mirror with each shot.
I might get a grip (so to speak) sometime - I don't often shoot in portrait, but again, it'd be welcome in those situations. Probably one of the knockoffs, given the rather lavish price tag of the official accessory. ^_^;
No new lenses here for a bit, I fear. I think, if I get another telephoto sometime, it'll likely be the Nikkor 200-400mm f/4, for that extra reach, as well as the zoom capability. And if I had more spare money, the new version of the 300mm f/4 would be rather nice - it uses a Fresnel element, so they've managed to halve the weight, versus mine. Not that the 300mm f/4D is that heavy, but still, lighter is good when it comes to lenses you're holding by hand for an afternoon/evening.