kylebybee

<p>My primary focus (no pun intended) on my photography is landscape. I currently only shoot with the D7000 and am looking to get another body in the next few months. I haven't tried either yet, but was interested in making the whole frame in focus using either tilt/shift lens or focus staking technique. I'm assuming that both would give me the approximate same outcome, but was curious as to pros/cons without stating the obvious of one taken in camera vs post processing and time to take the shot. I also know that the Nikon tilt shift lenses won't work well on the DX bodies, but maybe the Schneider lenses would?<br> The caption on the picture should read D7000 not D700. Oops!</p><div></div>

<p>I would like y'alls opinion on second/back-up camera to my D7000. I'm considering a second body so I can minimize my lens switching. I mostly shoot landscape and nature. I was wanting to add a 24mg pixel sensor for some added detail and dynamic range. Now that the D5300 has come on the scene, I'm toying with that option rather than the D7100 for the price difference. Would the non weather sealing of the D5300 be a strike against it? I'm not pulling the trigger until the first of the year. I'm also wanting to added more lenses and maybe a flash in the future as well. I currently have the Tokina 11-16, Tamron 17-50, Tamron 70-300 (newer one), Nikon 35 f/1.8. As of yet I've never tried doing video, so that isn't that big of a deal.</p>