| Hi I currently have a Nikon d5300 and a vintage canon 400mm prime lens. I want to change my actual camera and I'm considering the Nikon d700 or Nikon d750 or Nikon d7200. I was thrilled with the d700 but I'm not sure if the 12mp will give too little space for cropping. The Nikon d750 has more Mp and video but lacks the reputation of the d700. I've also found people using the d7200 due the cropping factor of dx sensor for bird photography with nice results. I'm into manual focus vintage lenses, and I've read that the d700 has a rangefinder to assist the manual focus. Any advise about which camera choose? |
Nikon d700, Nikon d750 or Nikon d7200
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A friend of mine has the 7200 and the 750 previously owning the 700. All nice but the 750’is probably the best of the three. However, since he go the D500 I don’t think he has used the other two. I would not consider the D700 at this point as I hear some age related problems have begun to appear.
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D700 doe not have range finder, it just beeps when it thinks the focus distance marches camera's calculation like any other Nikon camera. these vintage cameras are really waste of time for bird photography in 2024 IMO.
