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This camera is not about battery life and image stabilization.

Would I prefer it if it were? Sure.

But do you know anyone else who has a 1" sensor, super fast and accurate auto focus (15...

This camera is not about battery life and image stabilization.

Would I prefer it if it were? Sure.

But do you know anyone else who has a 1" sensor, super fast and accurate auto focus (15...

If all you ever do is to "baby" your gear then this is not for you.

But there are a lot of us who want to take compact, rugged cameras to places that you've probably never even dreamed of. For...

Just out of curiosity how many Think Tank bags do you have?

I have 5 or 6 and whilst I agree that some don't look great they are designed for serious photographers.

Do you personally know anyone...

ZEISS, not Zeiss.

You have no idea what you are taking about.

Why don't you just keep using your iPhone instead of trolling.

A friend of mine and I both have a D800 and 24-70 lens.

When we compared our lenses (on a tripod with MLU) we found that her's slightly back focused differently to mine. After adjusting using the...

Let us know when Thom is the CEO of Nikon. Maybe then I'll listen to what he has to say.

Until then, let those in charge of Nikon make the decisions.

If Thom isn't happy why doesn't he just start...

You are right. I'm a Nikon fan (D800, D300, D70, F100,..) but no way I'm buying this over a Nex-6. Heck, I even prefer the Nex-C3!

@mngsmt,

Yes, good point.

However, I doubt that 99999 owns an FX camera and yet somehow he/she feels that they are in a position to know that DX is a "better" system.

@Mike99999,

You are wrong. I have the D300 and D800. Image quality as well as DR on the D800 is better at every ISO from 100 to 6400.

Unless you actually have an FX camera you are not in a...

Hugo, I think that the D600 "issues" have all been resolved.

The D7100 is A LOT of camera. In 3 months time it's going to be around $1000.

No so long ago I paid 1600 euros for a D300. That's some...

Is there some reason why you can't buy say a D600?

I mean, if you are making a living from shooting weddings, surely you can afford $2000?

And if you aren't making a living from shooting weddings...

It offers the obvious. That is, the ability to use a bunch of Nikkors.

As someone (and there are lots of us) who owns a D300 as well as a D800 the V2 is just the sort of thing to take on holidays...