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This question might be better in late June or July.

DX sensor D300 replacement will have higher resolution than D800. Combined with the 1.5 crop factor it will still attract a great many buyers looking for the long stuff. As long as a 500mm lens...

5 fps in 1.2x crop mode, about 24mp compared to 22. Read more closely.
Given that the D800 seems to have superior build, as illustrated by the much more durable shutter, and even with the flash is...

There is at least one D800E with focus problems both right and left, the left being more severe. That would be mine. I found out over the first couple of weeks in ordinary shooting and tested to...

The lack of pop up allows for a lower profile on the D4, a camera that already is pretty tall. It also allows more room for the mirror box while maintaining 100% view. If one can have a 100%...

"5D Mk III

2239 ISO (Low-Light) score
11.7 EVs DR score
24 bits color depth score

D800

2835 ISO (Low-Light) score
14.4 EVs DR score
25.3 bits Color Depth score"

nuff said

Perhaps you have special glasses.

More MP is a feature that sold a lot of otherwise poorly speced Canon cameras, so how can you say that.

I don't know the numbers, but I think it is enough that Nikon USA service needs a supply of parts, and this is the probable bottle neck for repairs. There is no doubt someone or some test...

sdyue
You cannot be serious. If you are right, the rest of the photographic community is wrong.

Tell the truth, Barney. You didn't put numerical weights on features and coincidentally come up with 82 on both cameras. The customizable thing? Three crop modes, all kinds of bracketing. Come...

If you do go Nikon you might find the 1.2 crop mode better for BIF. It is easier to keep the bird framed when it is close in, particularly large birds like pelicans and herons. And you still get...

Don't know about the rest of it, but the various crop modes, resolution, and dynamic range pretty much trump everything else. But the 5DIII has an old sensor, and Canon did a good job programming...

Funny thought...have you ever raised a child? Just think, all the way through birth, the terrible twos, learning to talk, and off to kindergarten, all during the life-cycle of this sensor.

If you want reality, I could be 5 years old and still younger than the 5DIII sensor.

This is incredible. Here we are using 16mb lightning boxes with 2TB hard drives to grind through these files. Who knew a camera could have the processing power to do it in nano-seconds? Are you...

Absolutely gutless. $3500 and a sensor older than I am. In the other hand, incredulity will wear off quickly, and DPR can move on to the next order of business. If they had given it 81 or 83...

Absolutely gutless. $3500 and a sensor older than I am. On the other hand, incredulity will wear off quickly, and DPR can move on to the next order of business. If they had given it 81 or 83...

Lots of good news here.

Is it bias to avoid recommending a 5 or 6 year old sensor? Why would anyone want that?