If you have the old 70-300 AF push-pull, which I also had, on the d7000 it gave good results. I then migrated to a D500/D750 DX/FX pair. or newer D610 which resolved much of the oil splatter issues.

It served me well.Р”Р‡rom that I added a D600 FX as a DX/FX pair. I (re)started out on a D7000 years ago with the kit 18-105 (up from a D70 years before). Quite a lengthy question, but any considerations you might have would be gladly appreciated. for my 85/1.8 which I find a great lens, but would not mind stabilization with it. I do very much like the idea of in-camera stabilization, e.g. The low number of shots with a single battery charge seems a bit off-putting, though I do not shy away from carrying multiple batteries, I already do this today. Last but not least, when considering to spend ~1.5 kРІвЂљВ¬ on a camera, the other item that came to my attention is the Z6 (it's at the edge of what I am willing to spend). Thus I am thinking whether the D750 (a bit aged, but obviously still a very nice camera) with very good image quality could be an option. As I outlined I have quite a few lenses but apart from the Fisheye, the others were cheap or came with the camera. Then the other big question of course is DX vs FX. losing the on-camera flash (while gaining performance elsewhere obviously). The D500 would also be an option, clearly stepping up in size and build but e.g.

Thus I am now looking towards potentially buying a new Nikon body and I am torn between various optionsР”Р„ very easy one would be to go for a D7500, very similar to what I have, very good sensor identical to the D500 iirc, built-in flash (sth I use sometimes to control off-camera flashes). I do start to feel that the D7000 is becoming a bit limited in terms of performance even if when I bought it, it was very good compared to others. I own quite a few lenses, several of which are also FX compatible (50mm/1.8, 85/1.8, 70-300, all Nikkor) but also a few DX lenses (18-105, 10.5 Fisheye, 35/1.8) I own a D7000 since 2011 (shutter count at 50k+) and by and large I am very happy with it. Similar questions have likely already been asked, but let me try to outline my di(tri?)lemma

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