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Sorry I meant D500 (see O/P's profile) How can you be sure of that? None of us has stayed day long in a sampling of camera stores worldwide and spied on customers to see what they do, none of us ...

Canon has been using dual processors in its top of the line cameras for years. Unlike what you describe above, it is proved to be a very efficient way to improve AF performance to dedicate a ...

The D780 has to be better than the D750  in most areas. So it is expected that people prefers the D780 without any bias. These opinions are based on reading the specifications list. Nothing wrong ...

Thank you !

At least from my computer.

The rumor states a “real” vertical grip

The Z5 will get the same EVF as the Z6 if the rumor is to be believed

Somebody mentioned the Panasonic: S1, S1R (by pm) thank you! I stand corrected

The Z5 will steal a lot of Z6 sales if the rumored specs hold true. It would be a Typical Nikon move: do not hesitate to undercut the sales of a more expensive model, to better compete and hold or ...

So how come Sony can do it ?

We're all different. For me the availability of a vertical grip is significant, and dual cards is icing on the cake :-)

Except, of course, the Z50 which takes the older SD/SDHC/SDXC cards Z6, Z7, D6 and what else? No question in my mind that CFe is the future, for all manufacturers, but it's still in very early ...

And so all the possibilities are on the table: (1) Nikon was not planning to have the firmware ready by now and all is going as anticipated

At least there is no certainty that it will happen.

That's the point: you'll be able to use CFe cards you buy today with that next gen camera, but not with XQD cards.

And because XQD is dead: an XQD memory card won't work in future cameras but a CFex card will Additionally manufacturers will stop making XQD cards long before they go to another standard to ...

Best wishes for this new phase of your life! And thank you for sharing the images.

It is not easy to make blooming happen with a CMOS sensor, which is the kind of sensor found in a D700. "Banding": you can take a picture with the lens cap on and "push" several stops.

Looks like fungus to me