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What's the point of using the 600 with the adapter as opposed to the D850 or D5? Adapters, even from the original manufacturer, still bring compromises. Furthermore, we still don't know anything...

One way to manage demand/supply chain is to price it high.  That provides Nikon headroom to cut prices later when they are better able to meet demand.

That's not an unreasonable guess.  But I think Nikon has realized that it left a lot of money on the table by pricing the d850 so aggressively and yet not be able to meet demand.

It's easy to hate on all of the changes Apple has made,  and certainly the issues that have come up.  But it's been so far so good on my experience with the 2018 MBP.

Collie, that may hold true for.the demographic over 50. But i worry that Nikon's continued pull back in marketing spend is hurting it's brand awareness among the younger generation of new camera...

Everyone is selling because they need the cash.

I'm going to guess a bit higher - $3700 for the higher megapixel model. $300 for the F-mount adapter.

How critical can you be if you didn't know that much of what Nikon produces is outside of Japan?

23) How much will it cost?

Hope I'm wrong, this teaser makes it more like a niche offering rather than say a D750 like replacement.

the AW1, which was designed and marketed to be waterproof but wasn't always

the KeyMission, which was just poorly executed

and Snapbridge (which in fairness has steadily improved from really...

Why is it so hard for you to accept that Sony is doing well and the benefit for everyone is a more aggressive Nikon and ultimately a much more competitive market place? I like Nikon but I am also...

Apparently Nikon relies on NPD for their marketing purposes as well:
https://www.dpreview.com/news/7401041032/nikon-claimed-the-1-spot-in-the-full-frame-camera-market-for-december-2017
So were they...

Since there are questions about how the data is arrived at:
https://www.npd.com/wps/portal/npd/us/solutions/tracking-services/retail-tracking/

Here's a key snippet that describes it "Our Retail...

Take a look at this before you provide any further disinformation:
https://www.npd.com/wps/portal/npd/us/solutions/tracking-services/retail-tracking/

So where's your data to back that up? And would your methodology be more sound than NPD's?

NPD is not a "marketing study. Google NPD before you make another misstatement.

Sony is not managing its product offering to be the overall market share leader. Since you've been consistently claiming that the D850 is outselling the Sony A7iii, wouldn't you rather that to...

But you're a single sample of one.

That said both Canon and Nikon have huge installed base so your observations are not surprising.

The main difference is Sony's not making monthly press releases as they have been on consoles. At least not just yet. Hopefully it won't come down to that.