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But then there is a huge gap between 18-35 and 70-200. For DX, that gap is 55mm. I have 17-55 and 70-200, the DX gap is 23mm, and that gap makes me think about getting an 16-80 ... and naturally ...

The 24-70/2.8 is expensive but there is a cheaper alternative, the Nikon 16-80. Variable aperture, but aperture range is f/2.8-f/4, which is not too bad when you consider the vast ISO flexibility ...

No. The only time Nikon had a lower price on a Pro-DX body was with the D200. You could get them at insane low prices at Best Buy. The list price of the D300s stayed the same till the end, and I ...

They have. See > here < :-) JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

The answer varies. More specifically, which Canon gear are you switching from? That is necessary to determine which Nikon body is closest to your goals. The D500 is the best APS-C available for ...

Those sales are a recurrent Nikon offer. You can see the list of lens-only rebates > here < JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

I faced a similar decision, go from D200 with variable aperture zooms to D300, or get f/2.8 lenses. I got two lenses, and now I can use the lenses with D500. Two lenses at the time were more money ...

I skipped the D300 because I felt it did not bring enough compared to the D200. I wanted to get the D400. And I saw the D7100, the D7100, the D7200 show up. Little did I know that Nikon was going ...

There is another possible cause for the failure. It is possible that the battery detection routines in firmware of the D500, being newer than the D800 and D4, has some small differences that cause ...

Thanks for the tip Stacey! JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

Thanks! I have a few galleries, but mostly private, for copyright reasons. You can see my main page > here <, and some demo low-light D200 photos > here <. I became lazy and have not updated my ...

Each successive battery in a series is an improvement on the previous one. Batteries are backwards compatible, that is, the D7000 will be OK with even the latest incarnation of the EN-EL15, but ...

Only Nikon knows ... But there was a "leaked Confidential" document published in Nikon Rumors. Here is the question about the sensor: You can read the entire document > here <: As for the dynamic ...

That's for sure, unless you can find them  :-D JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

I should specify I only use Lexar 2933x XQD cards, the fastest. Because of my bias against SD, I never put any of those in the D500. And I have not seen any report of 2933x cards failing, plenty ...

Only Lexar XQD in mine. I never had a twin slot camera before, never had a mishap, never had SD, no SD cards, they were the ones that proved problematic, to the point that both Lexar and Nikon had ...

YMMV. I only use Lexar XQD cards in my D500. My previous cameras were all CF and single slot, I had no SD legacy, so I went with Lexar XQD. No problem at all, they are still running. JC Some ...

I checked on a Sony site here: https://www.sony.net/Products/memorycard/en_eu/xqd/ That page is not very clear, but at the bottom of the page there is a table of readers and cards and which one ...

Then why get a D500 in the first place? A D7500 would do nicely. JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers

You might also want to look at Steve Perry's videos on Youtube. JC Some cameras, some lenses, some computers