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    Quote Originally Posted by Chadbee@Forged View Post
    Judging by Nikons past its easy to see what they will do....the D400 will have the same sensor as the D7000 and more FPS/larger body just like the D90 and D300 did.

    D700 > D400



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    i have heard that might be the case but it will have closer to the D700 iso performance. i had the D7000 but the AF was nothing like my D300s. if the 400 has better ISO and as good of a AF system or better than my D300s and the same size body. the D400 is the camera fro me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by boostedb16 View Post
    i have heard that might be the case but it will have closer to the D700 iso performance. i had the D7000 but the AF was nothing like my D300s. if the 400 has better ISO and as good of a AF system or better than my D300s and the same size body. the D400 is the camera fro me.
    I guess its just one of those things once you have had full frame nothing else will do LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by boostedb16 View Post
    i have heard that might be the case but it will have closer to the D700 iso performance. i had the D7000 but the AF was nothing like my D300s. if the 400 has better ISO and as good of a AF system or better than my D300s and the same size body. the D400 is the camera fro me.
    I would much rather have full frame than a slightly higher ISO on a crop sensor. Full frame catches more light on the sensor, meaning you don't need as high of an ISO.

    Here is an explanation, simplified: http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/full...-advantage.htm
    You'll find the same explanations on Nikonians or NikonCafe - or any other photography-related site. If I'm spending more than a grand on a body, I'm going full frame.
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