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If you have dx lenses then 7k1 if not and you have the money then d600. But be aware that ff lenses cost a damn site more then crop lenses. Again whats your budget
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The lack of AA filter goes some way in making up for the smaller sensor with the 7100. You'll not notice a difference in quality with the D600 unless you print quite big. As DX lenses are cheaper, and you've n real reason for full frame, the 7100 is MUCH better value for money.
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Also Maybe think about a small retro camera for street, your Nikon DSLR candidates, with lenses, are big black scary beasts to the suspecting street public.
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how big a bag do you want to carry?
for landscape, a d600+ a wide angle zoom is quite bit heavier than a d7100 + equivalent lens.
for landscape, a d600+ a wide angle zoom is quite bit heavier than a d7100 + equivalent lens.
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Both great camera's, I've not owned a D7100 but I do have a D610 and have had a D7k.
Full frame is much better in low light, gives generally better IQ and allows more latitude when working the RAW files in PP. The detail you can pull back out of the highlights and shadows with FF is astonishing.
If buying a DX camera feels like a compromise then just get the D610, else you'll only end up going FF in a few months anyway.
Full frame is much better in low light, gives generally better IQ and allows more latitude when working the RAW files in PP. The detail you can pull back out of the highlights and shadows with FF is astonishing.
If buying a DX camera feels like a compromise then just get the D610, else you'll only end up going FF in a few months anyway.
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Went into jessops yesterday just to have a fiddle with the cameras...
Picked the D600 up.
Looked through the viewfinder and saw the AF coverage again.
Put it down lol.
On that basis ALONE I'd get the D7100.
Picked the D600 up.
Looked through the viewfinder and saw the AF coverage again.
Put it down lol.
On that basis ALONE I'd get the D7100.
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that is a fair comment, one of only two things I don't line about the D610, the other being the lack of ability to zoom to 100% with a single button press. The small AF spread hasn't been an issue for me (yet), but then I tend to find when I use the outer focus points on my other cameras its for static subjects anyway, where focus/recompose isn't an issue.
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I think the problem you've got is that you're going for Nikon 
