Nikon DSLR "Picture Of The Day"

[Falconest174]

For me the 7100 looks like a good buy. Sorry to disagree with those more expert than me but I find 6-7fps plenty fast enough for sports. I have gotten a number of nice shots even with my D3000 at 5fps. It just takes timing and knowing the action points of the sport you are covering. Frankly just burning the chip full hoping to get a shot seems a bit lazy to me. IMHO.

[K1W1]

I used to get good shots with 3fps on my D50 but there is a heck of a lot of difference between what you capture at 7fps and what you get at 9 fps. As far as burning the chip is concerned that's rubbish. You only use 2 or 3 shot bursts (i.e. 1/3 of one second from the first to the last shot). If you do more than that you should buy a video camera.
Just to give you and idea this is 1/3 sec between the first and last shot. See how much action happens. At 7 fps the second shot would be closer in position to the last one in the series.

[tim11]

There is a diff. With more burst rate you can have lots more to delete.

[tim11]

At Angkor Wat. Here's the pit where Angelina Jolie was filmed in Tomb Raider.

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

Sorry but it looked better with her in it, mmmm silicon.

[Rooz]

lol,damn straight.

[Dread Pirate Roberts]

Peek-a-boo, I'm a wild roo. Taken on last weekends bushwalk with my daughter.

Interesting the different perspective of my lens choice. I normally walk with the 300mm on the D300, this was the 105mm on the D800. I like the extra context it gave me.

[D70FAN]

Gives me a reason to watch Tomb Raider again. Oh, and the location too.

[D70FAN]

A stormy day in Shinjuku town.

[RichNY]

I haven't been following the D400 rumors. What is it supposed to offer?

The d7100 is the best apsc dslr ever made. Simple as that.
The d400 is going to be a bloody monster if its a step above.