Nikon D7100 Dropped to $474

[LimitBreak]

It is $494 in NewEgg, and Amex is offering $20 off 

Is it worth it compared to A6000 ?

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[Guest Ebrahim Saadawi]

It's a refurbished body. Official D7100 price is $796.9

It's a whole different camera type and league vs the Sony a6000. For video only, unless you need the D7100 tank-ish quality, is a better option. They give pretty comparable images from the same sensor but for video you get the viewfinder and peaking.

D7100 for video? you're paying and carrying a lot of stills-camera-mass left unused. For example a D5300 is the same for video and even adds an articulating LCD. 

[M Carter]

The 7100 is a really, really great stills camera though, if you need both in one package.

1080 maxes out at 30p though, and many uses have had bad shadow noise. Mine was clean for a couple years of commercial shoots, suddenly has amazing, busy, horizontal noise in the shadows… some of the time...

[TheRenaissanceMan]

I'd still rather have a D5300/D5500, but if you need the stills functionality/build quality, this is a solid deal.

[M Carter]

As the 5300 price drops, it gets pretty attractive. You lose the AF screw drive, wired remote, I believe more precise ISO controls… but it is a pretty image and does 1080@60, the 7100 maxes at 30 (with 720-60).