briantilley

...the 24-120mm lenses aren't f/2.8 ;-)

Nikon have never made a 24mm f/2.8 lens with a built-in AF motor.

I think you might need to provide some references to support that claim.  In what way do you think the earlier lenses are "better"?

Your attitude is doing you no favours.  I for one certainly won't be rushing to help the next time you post a question.

I think you'll need to give yourself more time to investigate the various options that the D750 provides - maybe a read of the manual would be in order?  For example, page 341 will tell you about ...

That's fair enough - I use mostly Single-point AF myself (and said so back in reply #2). But the argument began because T O said more than that - he suggested that some people who use greater ...

Why do you say " will buy"? The figures tell us that many people have already bought the f/6.3 version since it was launched in 2014. This site lists just over 150,000 sales in 6 years for the ...

I'm getting back into landscape photography after a long break, and am looking to update my old (very!) Cokin filter system.  I'm aware of most of the options such as Lee, NiSi, Benro, etc, but ...

You certainly seem to get into a lot of arguments, for someone who is fine with others having different opinions ;-)

Your newest Nikon seems to be a D700.  Why do you think that Nikon should listen to your views?  The Z system is probably not aimed at photographers like yourself.

So, to sum up... You're quite happy to use a degree of automation yourself, but you look down upon those who choose to use a greater degree of automation.

Congratulations on finding someone who shares your opinion about something. You must be over the moon ;-)

You seem to have changed your tune since your many posts a year or so ago, denouncing the Dynamic Area AF implementation on the D5, D850 and D500, saying that Nikon had messed up by altering the ...

I suspect that many of us don't use the same criteria for judging which brand's range "pales" by comparison. To me, Nikon's launch range is a far more practical offering for the majority of ...

Not really similar, according to Bill Claff's useful charts: http://www.photonstophotos.net/Charts/PDR.htm#Canon%20EOS%205DS,Olympus%20OM-D%20E-M1

Sorry, but none of Nikon's TC-xxE range of converters will mount on that lens.  They are deliberately designed to fit only the longer "pro" Nikkors.

Maybe ask in the Third Party Lenses Forum...?

I can't believe the number of people suggesting the 24-70mm f/2.8 - when the OP was asking about a cheap walk-around lens. To satisfy that particular requirement, my vote would go to a used copy of ...

#fPrime - your definition of "medium format" is simply too narrow. There are many sensor formats that count as medium format, in the same way that there were/are many such film formats. That's...

fPrime is falling into the trap of equating the term "medium format" (as it applies to film sizes) to 120/220 format. He might be surprised to learn how many other esoteric film formats existed...