dennishancock

Jood point.

Thanks DpReview. Most helpful.

On the face of it, this is a lack of memory hardware not correctable by software. Something like a car with a two gallon gas tank. Unless of course the RAM is there and Nikon has switched it off.

Precisely.

There would be a wide spread of requirements on buffer size taking a picture burst. It would depend on your personal situation and desired outcome.

Apparently gymnastics...

Nikon would do its customers right by recalling the D7100 and adding a larger image buffer.

I have recently migrated to the D7100 from the D90 and it's proving a quantum jump in image quality, noise, color rendition, focus response, and features.

What condemns the D7100 to the insanely...

Great article. Stunning results. Would be great to see these images in 3D.

I can appreciate that Dpreview spent a lot of time trying to conduct this experiment so we can compare the effect of an OLPF/non-OLPF sensor on an apples to apples basis. But given the qualitative...

Excuse me but this is the latest example of The Emperor Has No Clothes. That Eggleston tricycle photo is worth no more than twenty-five cents.

Time to 'come out of the closet.'

Great photos for Vietnam veterans to relive; great photos for Americans to ponder.

Another soldier's views at http://www.DennisHancock.com/vietnam a lot of people look at.

What a great effort! This review offers a significant service to photographers trying to sort out the features/distinctions/advantages of existing raw converter software. Thanks for this review...

The D7100 has great specs. Whether or not you get that from your camera is total luck of the draw. Nikon doesn't seem to reliably build products that meets their advertised specs.

Great article! Let's have more.

Any oil spots a la the D600 and the D7000?

On a recent issue with Nikon related to quality issues with their professional line of lenses, I'm noticing here--again-- Nikon took a long time to address this D600 dust issue. In my mind Nikon...