I actually just bought a D7100 on Craigslist for a few hundred dollars as an upgrade from my D7000. I've taken several thousand shots on it since and really lik

I actually just bought a D7100 on Craigslist for a few hundred dollars as an upgrade from my D7000. I've taken several thousand shots on it since and really like it. It's great for what it is - higher end APS-C camera. Aside from no 4K video etc it feels like a thoroughly modern camera. The AF is good, the 24 megapixel sensor produces good raw files, the continuous shooting rate is pretty fast (though the buffer is small and can't shoot very frames in one blast), the design of the camera and layout and controls are very similar to the latest Nikon DSLRs.