“Is the Nikon D3200 what I'm looking for? Or should I go with the D5100? I am a novice photographer although not a "professional" in the aspect of knowing all the in's and out's of proper photography shoots. I shoot mainly in "P" since I tend to be able to control brightness better than in Auto. I currently have a Canon Rebel xti and have owned it for about 4 1/2 years. But I am wanting something more advanced but still user friendly. I like the HD Video the D3200 offers. But is this going to be something I am looking for over my Rebel? Or do I need to buy the D7000? Thanks for your help”
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For a Novice I would jump stright to the D7000. D3200 is designed for the beginner DSLR user. Since you already shoot in an Non-auto mode the D7000 is your clear choice. I do own both, the D7000 as my go-to main camera and the D3200 as a back up body. The only thing I see that the D5100 would offer is the swivel view screen, but then again that's a moving part that will probably break. Fairly user friendly when you buy the better "how-to" guides (several offered on Amazon) other than the supplied user manual. Your options will greatly depend on the amount of money you're willing to spend
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