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yes that's what i felt too, i was initially a bit disappointed by how small it is (compare to say the grip for EM5 or XE2) but once I got it installed on my Df, i really like how subtle it is and ...

Not sure about the silver Df, but it looks really nice with the black Df. Here are some photos from my review: http://www.nikonjin.com/2015/02/nikon-df-gr1-grip-review/

I don't have the Gariz case for my Df, but did buy one for my Olympus OMD EM1 after reading many positive reviews. But I'm quite disappointed about my Gariz case to be honest. The leather is OK. ...

I've bought one and quite like it to be honest, only concern is it's price but after using it for a week or so, i can't live without it Here's my review http://www.nikonjin.com/2015/02/nikon-df-gr1 ...

Yes I love the 58 1.4G but the copy I used for the review was a loaner. (same as the 50 1.8G) The Sigma 50 1.4G, Nikon 50 1.4G on the other hand are my personal one. I don't think I'm really biased ...

I would disagree. I think the 50mm f/1.8G is a great lens especially when you consider the price. But bokeh is the weakest point of that lens. If you shoot close up object and blur the background ...

I agree with some comments here. peaking is good but magnification is much more accurate and more useful for manual focus

yes EM10 may get a new firmware update... or it may not. And EM5 will prob never get an update again. But then you buy a camera for what it is capable today, not what it MIGHT be able to do in the ...

Get the EM10. I had my EM5 for 1.5 year, love it a lot. But the EM10 is just 99% as good as EM5, handling, body, features are all pretty much the same. It's only slightly worse in IBIS), and have ...

yes I really like the quiet shutter. unfortunately the d810 is just a loaner so I have returned it already

I have only done limited shooting with d810's group focusing mode but I did a lot of testing with D4s's group focusing mode which works quite well when your object is smallish and has ...

In terms of image quality, yes the improvement from D200 to D300 is modest but in terms of features the D300 is a huge improvement: 51 point AF 3" LCD Live View 8fps (with correct battery) Expeed ...

D810 will last 2 years or more. So does it really matter if Adobe (or other 3rd party company)'s RAW support is a few weeks later than the camera's shipping date? A lot of people are still waiting ...

yes, i've repeated my test a few times and still couldn't say the D810 is sharper.

For a wedding photographer like myself, the ISO 64 is a very good improvement. When shooting wedding under bright sunlight, quite often it's impossible to shoot at f/1.4 even at base ISO and 1/8000 ...

Have been using a D810 for 2 weeks and here are some of my thoughts: - shutter sound is a lot more quiet. Sounds more like a D7000 than a D800. I can shoot without attracting too much attention at ...

I don't have "evidence" with me right now and this is not really something I've experienced myself. To be honest I can't remember if i've read here at dpreview, but at least on some chinese ...

This is a pretty well known issue with Nikon body/speedlight, a lot of people had the same issue even with the NIKON (f/1.4) lenses. As soon as you turn on the focus assist light on your ...