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    View Poll Results: What to buy after a D90 ?
    D7000 1 10.00%
    D7100 5 50.00%
    D600 3 30.00%
    Canon :-) 1 10.00%
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    Old Jun 15, 2013, 8:03 PM   #11
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    Why a resized photo is no use in showing camera quality
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    Old Jun 16, 2013, 2:17 AM   #12
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    I uploaded small files due to the forum rules restrictions limit

    Okay .... the top one was the d600 and a nikon 24 70 the bottom was the d7100 and the kit 18 - 105

    Here are both cameras with the 24 70 . full files can be viewed via Flickr settings the same

    200/ISO6400/f5.6


    D7100


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    Old Jun 16, 2013, 2:25 AM   #13
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    Great comparison!

    Do you have a similar comparison in low light? Maybe a shot at night using only the light from one light or something?

    It would be interesting, at least to me, to see the comparison of high iso in low light.

    To me . . . that's where my D5100 does better than my D90. And why when shooting available (low) light, I'll grab my D5100 over my D90.

    Take care, Glen
    I put both cameras in manual yesterday set the settings the same except for the iso was on auto the same scene the D7100 shot at ISO6400 & the D600 at ISO5600

    I am not that good at testing things but I am happy to try your request where possible
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