I understand that both use same sensor, so which one should I get? Also understand the movie recording for D5100 is better.
What are the main differences to get D7000 over D5100?
It's also about how easy you can do achieve the effect you want. Imagine doing HDR one shot at a time in D3100 compare to D5100 with auto-bracket capability. Another example is the mirror up mode only available in D7000 and above camera.
ctm1968 said:Loving the HDR feature in my D5100
by the way, what is the purpose of mirror up mode? I find it a bit uneasy because the viewfinder goes black for about 1 sec each time you take a photo (kind of slow down....)
ctm1968 said:Loving the HDR feature in my D5100
by the way, what is the purpose of mirror up mode? I find it a bit uneasy because the viewfinder goes black for about 1 sec each time you take a photo (kind of slow down....)
That feature is not called mirror up mode. It is called exposure delay.
I understand that both use same sensor, so which one should I get? Also understand the movie recording for D5100 is better.
What are the main differences to get D7000 over D5100?
At the end it still depend on your financial status. If you earn like 4-5k monthly then go for D7000. Else D5100 also not lousy until no people want.
Sometime we always wanna get the best device, but at the end we never use those feature. My friend purposely wanna get that Sony DSLR 10fps, then I ask her why.. She told me:"can do 10fps ler". Then I ask her again, how often you shoot more than 1fps with your old dslr? She said never unless try camera for fun...
I hope you could get my meaning through our conversation, get something you need but not you want. Unless your financial allow you to spend on what you want.
At the end it still depend on your financial status. If you earn like 4-5k monthly then go for D7000. Else D5100 also not lousy until no people want.
At the end it still depend on your financial status. If you earn like 4-5k monthly then go for D7000. Else D5100 also not lousy until no people want.