Hey I know this is an old video but I just bought an old Nikon D7000. Just staring out in photography and this tutorial really helped me get my barring on this camera. Thanks for the quality work.
Jared i have been watching you going back when i bought my d7000 I had to stop my photography for medical reasons not mine but my wife’s, she is doing great but 7 years passes quick. Watching this video is like seeing it yesterday .you inspire and help so much Thank you so much you are a natural teacher with so much to give.
Fantastic instruction. I have been mulling over whether to buy a D7000 or a D5200 and was worried that the D7000 may be too advanced for me. However, this in depth video, so fabulously well presented, has made everything very straight forward. So, I will be purchasing the D7000!! Good job Jared!!
Jared, got my D7000 a week ago. Been struggling with the manual ever since. You rule. Episode 2 really helped me. I knew most of episode 1. But the second episode saved me a ton of time. For the most part, I agree with your setting assumptions but you gave me a systematic check list with a pause button to go through the whole set of primary decisions. Really excellent bro! Thank you!
dude you kill it, would've taken me countless hours going through a manual and getting frustrated numerous amount of times. You explained all the necessary features needed on the d7000 in a short 30 minute video. Cheers bud
Hey man, just purchased this camera today and was browsing online for tutorial. I'm so glad I found your video, love your way of teaching. You talk fast so pausing and catching was done a couple times but thats what great about youtube. You made my my day and I will certainly start following your vids now.
thank you. Be sure to sign up for some free content that is going to help you become a better photographer quicker. froknowsphoto.com look for the orange box for your e mail.
Just ended up purchasing your video package. loved coming along for the ride on your photoshoots. went out today and used some of the knowledge I gained. thanks again.
Thanks Jared. Just got the D7000 yesterday and couldn't find a quick way of changing the auto focus but got my answer by watching this. Awesome tutorial! Cheers!
I finally got my D7000 today (upgraded from a Sony a33) I had no idea how to navigate the settings or what buttons did what, I couldnt even get the dam thing to focus properly. Now thanx to your video I am enjoying all of the new settings :) Thank you so much.
I just bought D7000 last thursday! And wow it really amazes me! The pictures i took in low light situation with my iso at 3200 really came out good. And if course thank you very much for this tutorial video! I learned a lot how the buttons work. Hope to see more!
Man, I read the book but the tutorials Part 1 and 2 were just what I needed. Walked through it with you, went back when I wanted to review again and now I have the confidence to take this on the street and start having some fun. Thanks a bunch!
You have a new follower from Argentina man..!! I've seen quite a few videos of the FRO now and I can say that you have a very familiar way of explaining/teaching. It helps a lot!! Wish u the best!
Just watched video number 2.. very extensive Jared, I can see why it took half hour to film. Another great helpful walkthrough.. keep up the great work!
Wow am i glad i've been following you some time now. Just bought a D7000 and remembered you're tutorial. It's nice to go through the complete camera with a professional;)
Thanks man, i am just getting into photography and picked up this camera yesterday, this and the last video you made are really easy to understand and explained so much. Cheers mate.
Excellent work putting this together. I know how hard it is. I've just upgraded from my D70S to this camera & basically been hacking my way through. Your video is straight down the line & bypasses most of the yuppy items. I like that. Keep up the good work..
So wonderful explanation...makes me use my nikon d7000 without no any obstacles...thanks alot...all in all i real like your absolutely afro hair... Big up@Photographer and Videographer
Just picked up a new D7000 yesterday (my 1st DLSR) Thank you so much for the tutorials. Now i have a better understanding of the 7000 and a good reference video to go to.
@SideshowBob44 the nikons in my mind is a lot easier to navigate and is the same from the very basic entry level to the top of the line pro. So if you know one you know all opposed to the canon.
Dude, first of all, excellent fro. Just got the camera, and I am so glad you took the time to do this. Way more comfortable with it and can't wait to start taking some great pictures.
@almubeeb I have never shot with glasses because I can not see my whole frame in the camera. I like really become one with the camera so I put my face all the way in there so i can see everything. I have a heredity eye condition i was born with which makes me sensitive to light as well as have a stigmatism. I do not have the greatest site in the world but I look for objects and just feel the image before it happens.
Hi, Thanks alot for your time to make this video. It was very helpfull to me. I just switched over from the D5100. As the lay out is different I learned were every can be found in under an hour :) Keep it up and thanks again! Harald from Belgium.
Holy crap, Video part 1 and 2 saved my life. You are SO much better than an instruction manual. Within the past 50 minutes, I've learned everything I needed to know about my new camera. Thanks again Jared!
Great video.........Gives a more detailed explanation than reading the manual. Waiting for my D7200 to turn up, so watching your videos in anticipation. Keep up the great work. Are you coming to Australia any time soon........maybe for giving classes?
Thanks for explaining in a way that was easy to understand. I do have a question about turning off the iso sensitivity. When its off what should I set my iso sensitivity, maximum sensitivity & minimum shutter speed to? Then when I want to let my daughter use it in auto or aperture priority what settings should I use? Thanks!
thanks alot mate just got my new d7000 you been very helpful in all these to videos and some others that help me understand photography more cheers mate.
Ditto on the great video. I just bought a D7000, love it. The options and menus are overwhelming. Im just watching all your stuff soaking it up like a sponge.
hey Jared, thank you for your superb videos very useful for beginners like me, I have a D90 and tried to set my camera as you did in this video and in the one about the 3100 setting, but this blocked my autofocus so I can just shoot in manual, unless I reinitialize the setting of the camera and put them back to factory setting. Is this a problem from my camera? because the the release button is completely blocked and don('t allow me to take any picture. Thanks in adveance
Thank you Jared Polin, I bought that camera and may be I need to got through 100 times threw this video to get full command on camera. Your video was definitely helpful...
@JaredPolin Right on. I've lost pics due to card failure, and the dual card capability the main reason why I went to the D7000 from the D5000. I needed the backup in camera so it wouldn't happen again. Thanks for the great vids, btw! You've definitely helped me go from auto to manual.
Jared, I just bought a Nikon D7000 for myself and i never use Nikon before. I have a Yashinon DS 50mm F1.7 lens and i want to use it on D7000... The problem is now the aperture doesn't working as properly as i used to it on Canon 70D and the focusing is not maximum. What should i do? beside setting the CPU Non Lens? it seems doesn't change anything NEED Help. ThankS!
Jared, you talked about how the focus confirmation beep helps you when shooting. You mentioned you have problems with your eyesight - is this because you don't always wear your glasses or contacts while shooting (i.e. your vision is long or short) or for some other reason? Really informative video, thanks.
Hi there :) I saw the first and the second part, thanks for that, also thanks for all additional infos like "pros" or "cons" why we should choose a particular setting. For me as a real entry level photographer it was very useful. Waiting for more :) Best regards.
Nice info Jared, thanks. I will be getting a dslr sometime this week. Have narrowed it down to the d7000 and Canons 7d. So far the d7000 is what I'm leaning toward.
very helpful ...thank you very much . had a little problem as some of my setting where no active ( white balance ,set picture control ) it said that the option is not available with the set settings . I reset all the settings and started over ...same result !!
Hi Jared, awesome video, thank you. However as I was following your setting instructions some of the settings were "blocked" and it gave me this error message "This option is not available with current settings". I followed most of your settings, do you happen to know how I can fix these settings? Thanks.
Hey, I read somewhere that you might need to use the fine tuning settings in some cases / some lenses. For example - if you are using a nikon prime like the 35 mm f1.8 & it is not sharp with appropriate settings I would send it back if it was still in the guarantee / warranty period....if its a cheap tamron lens I might mess with the fine tune settings....what lens u using? thinking of buying one but stuff like this sounds bad....
@JaredPolin when i got to do quick changes the P mode on my D90 do let me change the aperture and the shutter..i mean if i need a F/1.8 the cam will set the shutter and if i change the shutter the cam will balance the aperture..or at least it works for me.
Just bought my nikon d7000. have tried reading the user guide that came with camera but i'm more of a visual person and your vids have helped me navigate my camera. I was following along with your video (it is one long video and i was pausing and replying so it took me about an hour to watch), and under the shooting menu, white balance, set picture control, active d-lighting, and multiple exposure are "grey". I can't change those settings. it says "this option is not available..." please help
just bought the D7000, your vid was helpful and GREAT thank you very much, im a new subscriber, maybe some field video showing us your settings for the D7000 in different lighting conditions etc.?
great vid jared. I have a question though. when I record at night and its so dark that the camera doesnt' pic up what Im taking, is there a way I can turn on a light so it would help with the visual?
Thanks for this walk through. I'm expecting a D7000 in a few days to replace a year-old D5100 that was heavily used, highly meddled with. Super excited for the D7000, looks like the $400 up from the D5100 will be worth it for more control over the exposure and functions.
Thank for the tutorial Jared helped a great deal as i just got a D7000 which the wife brought me, now i can have some fun with the camera just need to get some glass now.
Thanks Jared. It was just that in the manual it said I could do that. But it would not work. Your Video is great by the way and your other video as well. It has helped me a lot. Thanks for that.
Jared, I'd reconsider recommending the "overflow" mode for dual slot usage. I always use either backup mode or RAW on 1 / JPEG on 2 because there is always the chance one memory card fails. If you're using "overflow" you'd lose your images in this case. If you use RAW+JPEG with backup mode and one card fails, you won't lose your photos. Like you've said before, memory is cheap. Grab a couple 16GB or 32GB cards and never worry again!
For the sd card role playing game. When RAW+JPEG is selected, does that mean every photo you take gets doubled? Like it saves one RAW version in slot one, then a jpeg version of the same photo in slot 2?
Hey Jared. I whatcd both two videos and I just one question. Do you recommend the camera to begginers, who just started taking photoes about a year ago?
Hey Jared,awesome video ...normal lingo....easy to understand.....very nice... Thank you so much.....Now I have to go and set the camera...lol Thanks again. cant wait to view your other "stuff"
FroKnowsCameras too... Super helpful video, watched Nikon D7000 How To Tutorial 1&2 - Know I have a way better understanding of my D7000 - YOU ROCK Jared!
Hey Mate, Im still tossing up between the D600 and 7000. WHich one would you reccommend. Obviously budget is a major factor. But is its really that 'extra level' and worth getting the D600? Thanks Jared
Hey I know this is an old video but I just bought an old Nikon D7000. Just staring out in photography and this tutorial really helped me get my barring on this camera. Thanks for the quality work.
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I have had my D7000 for years and have learned so much I did not know from watching this video, Thank you so much Jared.
Jared i have been watching you going back when i bought my d7000
I had to stop my photography for medical reasons not mine but my wife’s, she is doing great but 7 years passes quick.
Watching this video is like seeing it yesterday
.you inspire and help so much
Thank you so much you are a natural teacher with so much to give.
Fantastic instruction. I have been mulling over whether to buy a D7000 or a D5200 and was worried that the D7000 may be too advanced for me. However, this in depth video, so fabulously well presented, has made everything very straight forward. So, I will be purchasing the D7000!! Good job Jared!!
Jared, got my D7000 a week ago. Been struggling with the manual ever since. You rule. Episode 2 really helped me. I knew most of episode 1. But the second episode saved me a ton of time. For the most part, I agree with your setting assumptions but you gave me a systematic check list with a pause button to go through the whole set of primary decisions. Really excellent bro! Thank you!
dude you kill it, would've taken me countless hours going through a manual and getting frustrated numerous amount of times. You explained all the necessary features needed on the d7000 in a short 30 minute video. Cheers bud
Hey man, just purchased this camera today and was browsing online for tutorial. I'm so glad I found your video, love your way of teaching. You talk fast so pausing and catching was done a couple times but thats what great about youtube. You made my my day and I will certainly start following your vids now.
thank you. Be sure to sign up for some free content that is going to help you become a better photographer quicker. froknowsphoto.com look for the orange box for your e mail.
Just ended up purchasing your video package. loved coming along for the ride on your photoshoots. went out today and used some of the knowledge I gained. thanks again.
Thank you very much for the 50minutes of video on the basics of the D7000. It's been an excellent adventure.
Thanks Jared. Just got the D7000 yesterday and couldn't find a quick way of changing the auto focus but got my answer by watching this. Awesome tutorial! Cheers!
I finally got my D7000 today (upgraded from a Sony a33) I had no idea how to navigate the settings or what buttons did what, I couldnt even get the dam thing to focus properly. Now thanx to your video I am enjoying all of the new settings :) Thank you so much.
@prasadroh p is automatic pretty much and u cant change the settings. Go to A to change the f stop.
WOW i think you just saved me from a week of trying to decipher the user's manual in 30min!! Thanks!!
I just bought D7000 last thursday! And wow it really amazes me! The pictures i took in low light situation with my iso at 3200 really came out good. And if course thank you very much for this tutorial video! I learned a lot how the buttons work. Hope to see more!
Fro, thanks for all you do to educate us amateur photographers. I just upgraded to a D7000 and found this series invaluable. Keep up the good work!
Man, I read the book but the tutorials Part 1 and 2 were just what I needed. Walked through it with you, went back when I wanted to review again and now I have the confidence to take this on the street and start having some fun. Thanks a bunch!
You have a new follower from Argentina man..!!
I've seen quite a few videos of the FRO now and I can say that you have a very familiar way of explaining/teaching. It helps a lot!!
Wish u the best!
I just got my AMAZING new D7000 today. Didn't feel like reading through the book, so this video helped a ton.
Used this myself 2012
Still using it for basic set ups on my Nikons , my daughter in law has just bought a d7000 and here I am again
Thank you fro
Just bought a Nikon D7000 this is the best video for instructions. I needed this, thanks a bunch load!!.
@ChefWannabeToo right now a d7k until the d300s is replaced.
I'm tired too after 2 vids! Thanks for all the helpful information. You make it easy to understand and covered everything I was hoping to learn!
Just watched video number 2.. very extensive Jared, I can see why it took half hour to film.
Another great helpful walkthrough.. keep up the great work!
Wow am i glad i've been following you some time now. Just bought a D7000 and remembered you're tutorial. It's nice to go through the complete camera with a professional;)
Thanks man, i am just getting into photography and picked up this camera yesterday, this and the last video you made are really easy to understand and explained so much. Cheers mate.
Excellent work putting this together. I know how hard it is.
I've just upgraded from my D70S to this camera & basically been hacking my way through. Your video is straight down the line & bypasses most of the yuppy items. I like that.
Keep up the good work..
What a trooper for sticking it out. Learned a lot and know that it will take some time to pick up what's necessary for astrophotography.
So wonderful explanation...makes me use my nikon d7000 without no any obstacles...thanks alot...all in all i real like your absolutely afro hair... Big up@Photographer and Videographer
Just picked up a new D7000 yesterday (my 1st DLSR) Thank you so much for the tutorials. Now i have a better understanding of the 7000 and a good reference video to go to.
@SideshowBob44 the nikons in my mind is a lot easier to navigate and is the same from the very basic entry level to the top of the line pro. So if you know one you know all opposed to the canon.
@nwarken hmm its possible i just didnt see it there. thanks for pointing it out.
@starstryker1 What I use for my d3s is dual redundancy. I have it record raw to slot 1 and 2.
Dude, first of all, excellent fro. Just got the camera, and I am so glad you took the time to do this. Way more comfortable with it and can't wait to start taking some great pictures.
I have just upgraded from a Nikon D90 to the D 7000, WOW, this is a lot of camera. I certainly have my work cut out for me here, many thanks Fro...
just received my D7000 today, and found you on YT last night! Thanks for the info Jared and also for the help, suggestions and opinions! Cheers
Thanks Jared, well done as always. This gave me a huge jumpstart to understanding a D600 based on my assumption that the menus are very similar.
@ryan776 i think the 7k is the one id go with
Hi Jared - just bought the D7000 and these videos were an amazing introduction! Really well done. Thanks.
@almubeeb I have never shot with glasses because I can not see my whole frame in the camera. I like really become one with the camera so I put my face all the way in there so i can see everything. I have a heredity eye condition i was born with which makes me sensitive to light as well as have a stigmatism. I do not have the greatest site in the world but I look for objects and just feel the image before it happens.
it could be a ton of different things from shutter speed to a bunch of other stuff.
Thank you so much! I just picked up my new D7000. These really helped me a lot. God bless!
Mine came in the mail today and I'm in heaven. Nikon 28-85 and then 3 other Minolta lenses are making my d7000 very happy
@thejohnlaco yup u will have two files.
Hi,
Thanks alot for your time to make this video. It was very helpfull to me. I just switched over from the D5100. As the lay out is different I learned were every can be found in under an hour :)
Keep it up and thanks again!
Harald from Belgium.
Thanks man I just got a D7000 and didn't know what all the buttons and functions did, you're awesome (Y)
Holy crap, Video part 1 and 2 saved my life. You are SO much better than an instruction manual. Within the past 50 minutes, I've learned everything I needed to know about my new camera. Thanks again Jared!
Great video.........Gives a more detailed explanation than reading the manual. Waiting for my D7200 to turn up, so watching your videos in anticipation. Keep up the great work. Are you coming to Australia any time soon........maybe for giving classes?
@666gdog glad it helped, please subscribe so you can see the new videos every day.
@erwinlit yes i did mention that I miss took that for the save load settings.
Hi Jared, mind to share with us what would u prefer in the settings in U1 and U2 as well as how to set in the next video? thanks!
Thanks for explaining in a way that was easy to understand. I do have a question about turning off the iso sensitivity. When its off what should I set my iso sensitivity, maximum sensitivity & minimum shutter speed to? Then when I want to let my daughter use it in auto or aperture priority what settings should I use? Thanks!
thanks alot mate just got my new d7000 you been very helpful in all these to videos and some others that help me understand photography more cheers mate.
I just bought a d7000 with a Nikkor 17-55mm 2.8 so this vid is perfect for me. Thanks man!
Thanks for the tutorial! I just got a D7000 and this definitely helped with introducing the camera to me and my family! You guys rock!
Thanks for the tutorial, even a decade later. Bought the d7000 yesterday and this tutorial saved me a lot of time!
Ditto on the great video. I just bought a D7000, love it. The options and menus are overwhelming. Im just watching all your stuff soaking it up like a sponge.
hey Jared, thank you for your superb videos very useful for beginners like me, I have a D90 and tried to set my camera as you did in this video and in the one about the 3100 setting, but this blocked my autofocus so I can just shoot in manual, unless I reinitialize the setting of the camera and put them back to factory setting. Is this a problem from my camera? because the the release button is completely blocked and don('t allow me to take any picture.
Thanks in adveance
Thank you Jared Polin, I bought that camera and may be I need to got through 100 times threw this video to get full command on camera. Your video was definitely helpful...
I just got the D7000. Your tut answered alot of questions. Thanks!
@dnwphoto I think i was wrong about this what it meant by that was u1 and u2 so that was a mistake
@JaredPolin Right on. I've lost pics due to card failure, and the dual card capability the main reason why I went to the D7000 from the D5000. I needed the backup in camera so it wouldn't happen again. Thanks for the great vids, btw! You've definitely helped me go from auto to manual.
@aadiflesher no that is not correct. it prob is 12 bit compressed raw.
Thanks Jared - Would the new Nikon D7500 be a back up for the D7200?
Concerned & what are your thoughts? Thanks!
This series of videos are really great stuff.helped me a lot.
Jared,
I just bought a Nikon D7000 for myself and i never use Nikon before. I have a Yashinon DS 50mm F1.7 lens and i want to use it on D7000... The problem is now the aperture doesn't working as properly as i used to it on Canon 70D and the focusing is not maximum.
What should i do? beside setting the CPU Non Lens? it seems doesn't change anything
NEED Help. ThankS!
Jared, you talked about how the focus confirmation beep helps you when shooting. You mentioned you have problems with your eyesight - is this because you don't always wear your glasses or contacts while shooting (i.e. your vision is long or short) or for some other reason? Really informative video, thanks.
Hi there :)
I saw the first and the second part, thanks for that, also thanks for all additional infos like "pros" or "cons" why we should choose a particular setting.
For me as a real entry level photographer it was very useful.
Waiting for more :)
Best regards.
I have a Nikon D3200 and thinking of buying a used D7000,thank you for the video it helps.
Nice info Jared, thanks. I will be getting a dslr sometime this week. Have narrowed it down to the d7000 and Canons 7d. So far the d7000 is what I'm leaning toward.
very helpful ...thank you very much . had a little problem as some of my setting where no active ( white balance ,set picture control ) it said that the option is not available with the set settings . I reset all the settings and started over ...same result !!
Hi Jared,
Thanks - a lot of solid hints delivered in plain talk. Great job!
I was thinking to get a full fram cam, like D800 but when i tried D7000..i changed my mind. I'm happy with my D7000. Its a fantastic cam!
Great Video, i feel i have learned quite a lot about the D7000 ( that is arriving next week ), also like your style, you're the Man.
Hi Jared, awesome video, thank you. However as I was following your setting instructions some of the settings were "blocked" and it gave me this error message "This option is not available with current settings". I followed most of your settings, do you happen to know how I can fix these settings? Thanks.
I 'll be glad to see the same tutorial video on the nikon D600.
Hey, I read somewhere that you might need to use the fine tuning settings in some cases / some lenses. For example - if you are using a nikon prime like the 35 mm f1.8 & it is not sharp with appropriate settings I would send it back if it was still in the guarantee / warranty period....if its a cheap tamron lens I might mess with the fine tune settings....what lens u using? thinking of buying one but stuff like this sounds bad....
Absolute best d7000 video tutorial
!!
thank you. I'm not new to shooting but I'm new to a dslr and all these options and you helped me a lot
I'm a visual learner so I appreciate these tutorials. Last thing I'm going to do is read through a manual..lol
@JaredPolin when i got to do quick changes the P mode on my D90 do let me change the aperture and the shutter..i mean if i need a F/1.8 the cam will set the shutter and if i change the shutter the cam will balance the aperture..or at least it works for me.
Hello Sir, Thank you for posting this video. Is there a way to check how much space I have left on my sd card?
Thank-you! Excellent, entertaining, informative and generous. You just saved me hours of reading.
Just bought my nikon d7000. have tried reading the user guide that came with camera but i'm more of a visual person and your vids have helped me navigate my camera. I was following along with your video (it is one long video and i was pausing and replying so it took me about an hour to watch), and under the shooting menu, white balance, set picture control, active d-lighting, and multiple exposure are "grey". I can't change those settings. it says "this option is not available..." please help
just bought the D7000, your vid was helpful and GREAT thank you very much, im a new subscriber, maybe some field video showing us your settings for the D7000 in different lighting conditions etc.?
great vid jared. I have a question though. when I record at night and its so dark that the camera doesnt' pic up what Im taking, is there a way I can turn on a light so it would help with the visual?
Thanks for doing both video, this give me a head start when i get my D7000 next week.
can't wait to have my 105mm f/2.8 on the D7000
Thanks for this walk through. I'm expecting a D7000 in a few days to replace a year-old D5100 that was heavily used, highly meddled with. Super excited for the D7000, looks like the $400 up from the D5100 will be worth it for more control over the exposure and functions.
Thank you very much ... most of your videos were helpful to me :) Please continue this great work :)
Do you also do an overview of the SB-700 flash with the D7000 camera?
I'm completely lost on this flash unit
I will be shooting mostly outside shots in the evenings and night. Jared, what is a good lens in ur view for this on the d7000? Thanks-
Thank for the tutorial Jared helped a great deal as i just got a D7000 which the wife brought me, now i can have some fun with the camera just need to get some glass now.
Thanks Jared. It was just that in the manual it said I could do that. But it would not work. Your Video is great by the way and your other video as well. It has helped me a lot. Thanks for that.
Jared, I'd reconsider recommending the "overflow" mode for dual slot usage. I always use either backup mode or RAW on 1 / JPEG on 2 because there is always the chance one memory card fails. If you're using "overflow" you'd lose your images in this case. If you use RAW+JPEG with backup mode and one card fails, you won't lose your photos. Like you've said before, memory is cheap. Grab a couple 16GB or 32GB cards and never worry again!
@pruden3 sweet good luck let me know if u need any help.
Very informative, a lot more fun than reading the manual. Thank you.
Thanks Jared Polin! Those two videos were great!
For the sd card role playing game. When RAW+JPEG is selected, does that mean every photo you take gets doubled? Like it saves one RAW version in slot one, then a jpeg version of the same photo in slot 2?
Hey Jared. I whatcd both two videos and I just one question. Do you recommend the camera to begginers, who just started taking photoes about a year ago?
Hey Jared,awesome video ...normal lingo....easy to understand.....very nice...
Thank you so much.....Now I have to go and set the camera...lol Thanks again. cant wait to view your other "stuff"
FroKnowsCameras too... Super helpful video, watched Nikon D7000 How To Tutorial 1&2 - Know I have a way better understanding of my D7000 - YOU ROCK Jared!
Hey Mate,
Im still tossing up between the D600 and 7000. WHich one would you reccommend. Obviously budget is a major factor. But is its really that 'extra level' and worth getting the D600?
Thanks Jared