overniteman

I have a serious problem with the D850. I can't afford one!

I didn't see it anywhere on this thread. Were the credit cards actually charged?

I actually started to get misty..........Think you can come up with one for my Instamatic?

Did you have a tripod plate or any plate attached to the mb-d17? My drive gets the same dent after I use a plate on mine.

For some the reality is going to set in twice. First, realizing that the D850 didn't make one a better photographer. Second, opening up the credit card bill.

I'd definitely consider getting a different camera if I was you,

Here's a few in the US that I've seen. They don't exist anymore. Once a US railroad consigns locomotives to scrap, they don't wait long. Conrail @ Altoona, Pennsylvania, 1988 Some of these were ...

Railroads. Trains in action or stationary.

I have and use both. Excellent product. Can't remember the last time I bought a battery other than an Eneloop.

Looks like the Fort Knox of cameras!

+1. Slide them in easy. On my card reader you can feel the pins grab.

Neck strap. Crumpler  Industry Disgrace

LOL!

What exactly would you like him to tell you?

I've been using State Farm for 42 years now. I've filed one claim in all that time. My ex-wife lost her Tag Hauer watch. It was covered under our homeowners policy. They paid her full book value ...

That's what I was referring to. My friend bought a D810 in the Spring. I used it twice and it's really a fine camera. Since then, I've been GAS'ing over one.

No. I'm going to grab a D810. It's pretty much bug free coming off the assembly line these days. Hopefully the market will fatten up once the D850 hits the shelves and the prices come down. The ...

Anything can be made to look good on paper. None of the third party 70-200's are as good as Nikon's VRII in actual use. They may have slight edges in a few categories, but taken as a whole, no.

The same thing happened to my 80-200. Nikon and I split the price of the repair. After some extreme grumbling on my part, that is.

If you were able to produce these fine images with the VRII (which I happen to own), then the decision should be simple. The VRII. Why complicate matters?