Hmm, how come no one mentioned the sensor? I'll go for the 5100 simply because it has a better sensor. (it's the same one used on the d7000 btw).
Hmm, how come no one mentioned the sensor? I'll go for the 5100 simply because it has a better sensor. (it's the same one used on the d7000 btw).
juz want to knoe more on the ground the practical sides of these
2 models rather than based solely on specs. my heart tells me get
the 5100 but wallet say get 3100 better haha~~~
ISO also dun move in 1/3 steps... Which is why I never knew there's ISO settings such as 1250, 250 in the past when I was using my gf's D60.
Seriously,
For casual shooters, go for D3100.
For slightly better video control, go for D5100.
For really learning photography, go for D90 or D7000 (or above if you are the type that hates to upgrade on a regular basis)
I know some would probably flame me on the D90 option, but I'm coming from a 过来人 point of view.