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I would go for the d7100. It would be a big improvment over the d5300. The autofocus system on the 7100 is fantastic. As for the commebt above about the 7000. I upgraded from a 7000 to a 7100 and I have to say tgere is a big difference all round. From iso noise performance to autofocus...

Just picked up a pro 10s today. O ly done one print but got to say I'm well impressed. I bought it on impulse due to the price lce in Lincoln were doing them for. 199 for the 100 299 for the 10 325 for the 1 I chose the 10 as wanted pigment inks. Didn't get the 1 as don't really print black...

This may seem like a long shot but when you export the images for posting in the Web. You do export them with the srgb colour Profile?

Hi Simon, Not from the loop but heres a few i took at RAF Coningsby. Ive got to say it was absolutely brilliant for jet photography, especially with the extra length over say a 300. It didnt struggle in the bad light either on my D7100 as you can see it was very miserable weather in some shots...

I quite frequently get the focus freezing issue on my d7100. Not had any issues on my d810 though.

Had this lens a few week now. Mainly use it for birding. Starting to get the hang of it and I must say it's a cracking lens for the money. Thought I'd leave some shots here I took yesterday. They are high-ish res images so you can see the detail this lens can produce. Jay Grey Wagtail...

Ive tried my yongnuo triggers on both a set of cheap interfit studio flashes and a portable quantuum flash head. Using both a nikon d7100 and d810 I can Sync up to 1/8000. Hope this helps.

I've got the latest sigma 105 and I couldn't recommend it any higher. It produces lovely sharp and contrasty images. If you can stretch to the budget of it, I paid 370 I think, then I would go for it.

It must be common on this lens as I have bought 2 examples from ebay and both have cracked focus switch rings and loose lens body.

Jessops did my partners d3 sensor. Charged £50 for a 1 hour service.You can have a 2 day turn around for £30. He cleaned the view finder and pentaprism also. They are also insured against scratching the sensor. I have to say he did a great job and I was happy with the service.

With such a large zoom range on that lens, I would expect some softness at the longer end. I've had a few 500mm sigmas in the past and they are the same. Just pull it back to about 550-575 and they will sharpen right up. I know it's bought for its 600mm capability but it's just one of those...

Hello, Does anyone know roughly what nikon would charge to service and clean my 80-200 f2.8 two touch? It's got a fair bit of internal dust and I'd just like it it to be clean like when new. Thanks

some how this post ended up in the wrong topic....ignore lol

Hello all, I've been snooping on this forum for a few weeks and thought I would finally sign up. I've been into photography for probably the last 15 years. I've only really took a massive interest in it over the last 5 years. I mainly do it as a hobby but have done a few small paid jobs. Im...