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Liberty Belle by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr

Wet Adventure by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr

Its way better than what you have, but I am unfairly comparing it to newer cameras. It won't let you down by far, but won't be as fast as a model released this year.

Transportation by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr

First off..I LOVED my D7100. It was a great performer the 2+ years that I used mine. That being said: 1.) The buffer sucks. If you are shooting raw, you are going to hit a wall FAST even with high speed SD cards, generally after about 6 shots. Generally, sports shooters will do JPEG to be able...

Choo Choo by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr

Leaving Tomorrowland by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr

Temple of Heaven by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr

Gastons Gift by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr

Going to have to disagree with part of what you said. The sensor on the D7100/7200 is much better than that than the D3200 (which is an older nikon entry level body), even tho both are crop (especially in low light). Source? I have used both extensively. Add to that the features of the D7X00...

Final Result: Sunset by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr Tutorial:

Sunset by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr

Downtown Blues by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr

Flower Street by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr

Don't expect any information leaks for a while. I'm sure at least one other person here can confirm what I have heard that a subtle but firmly stated "reminder" has been sent to a lot of those anywhere close to any projects. Without being given too many details, it was mentioned that the word...

Under the Seas by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr

Also keep in mind if they want EXCLUSIVE use of the photo (meaning you can't sell it to anybody else), the price can reach into the thousands :)

Its something you can do in either lightroom OR photoshop (its built into Lightroom actually).

For a crop sensor I would always suggest a 35mm. Same price and less "Tight"

Storms Incoming by Dan Karanikis, on Flickr