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As said above all Nikon lens will work with the D7000 or D300s......!
Quote: Nikon D5000 and looking at changing it for the D7000 or D300s
Tough call, Whilst the D300s offers a more robust build, The D7000 offers the very latest technology......!!!
If it where my money involved along with the price differential, I would go for the D7000, Some of the new techno bits are very very good indeed, Especially the Sensor at high ISO speeds.
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Thanks all, I called into Jessops and a salesman said not all Nikon lenses will work with the D300s but any will with the D7000 which I found strange. You're all right it is a tough call which one to choose, 300s is slightly bigger but stronger in build and D7000 has the latest technology so it's looking like I will go for the D7000. I have a habit of buying things then wishing I bought the other, just bought an Nikon SB700 last week for £230 not realising you can't use it on repeat flash which I like to use, I could have paid the xtra for a SB900 and had the repeat flash.
Thanks again all for your advice
I think the salesman is not fully informed (to put it politely), D300s and D7000 have the same lens compatibility, see Nikon's lens compatibility charts
Quote: I called into Jessops and a salesman said not all Nikon lenses will work with the D300s but any will with the D7000 which I found strange.
It is strange - because the salesman is wrong - Jessops salesman are supposed to have had recent training to avoid mistakes like this ![]()
Just about any Nikon lens made in the last 30 years works well on either body - with the proviso manual focus lenses do not auto focus.
All the AF, AF-D and AF-S lenses auto focus on either body.
Sorry to say this but I would never buy anything from Jessops.
There are lots of great camera stores, Parks, Misfudds, Clifton where you get great advice from people who know what they''re talking about.
I don't really believe that.
I remember going into an independent photographic store, many years ago, and a fat slob slumped in a chair was rude to me.
He was the Manager and Owner of the store.
His staff, who knew me quite well, stood around looking embarrassed.
Didn't go there again.
well , i went for a 7000, picked up a d300s at the same time and walked out with the d300s.
the technology is not so much better on the 7000 and the build quality dosnt compare.
dont take it from anyone else, because they both will do the same job - produce excellent results. and on pretty much any nikkor lens.
try both and go for the one that feels right to you.
i think Jessops are told to push the 7000, that was my experience
there are times when a slightly lighter option may be better, the 7000 wins hands down then.
Phil
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