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Thanks for the tips/replies. I've had it 3 days and haven't really put it through my paces. It is entirely possible that I don't keep it due to (a) massive size vs what I'm used to (b) small AF ...

Well I did it. A D3300 user (also have a D3200 meant for my wife she doesn't use it much lately, and a Sony A6000--time to conciliate, me thinks), I grabbed a Nikon D600. As I said in an earlier ...

Well I got it. I got all of the following for $600 cash: (1) Nikon D600 body, about 590 shutter firings (2) Nikon 24-85 VR kit lens (3) Ni ...

In my case for $600 i will get the D600, 24-85VR AND the non-AF-P 70-300 VR AF-S G AND a Tamron 28-300 AND a Nikon 35-80 AF-D. I figure I could get at least 200 selling the other 3 making it 400 ...

What I'm trying to understand is if you are in this scenario. You're taking a head & shoulders portrait of a 10 yr old child, their eyes are near the edges of the frame vs the center. You shift ...

I shoot DX, Nikon D3300. I see D600_s for cheap every now and then. I spotted a 24-85VR kit for $750 it also includes the 70-300 VR (not AF-P) 35-80 AF screw drive and Tamron 28-300. Those I'd sell. ...

I am absolutely serious. For professional work, including that "iPhony" showing a "shoot" he did with his phone, I am of the view that such should be LEGALLY BANNED to where you are FORCED and ...

I totally agree that, at least compared to the A6000, the A6300 is VERY high. Video doesn't matter to me, to me that's a separate world and if you're a serious videographer get a dedicated video ...

Well, that's what I've seen, and it's true--that type of photography is done almost exclusively by MWAC types. I have nothing against women practicing photography, but I do dislike those styles ...

You called out "old film guys" and looking forward to them dying off. Well I SUPPOSE I qualify as one, I'm a 49 year old hobbyist who got started off in this in the early 1980s with Nikon 35mm ...

I handled a D3500 at Best Buy, specifically because of my curiosity about this as well (and that no one had specifically answered this question for whatever reason), and it appears that ISO is no ...

The deal didn't work out. I drove there and it was a D3200 not a D3500. Oops. Still, I appreciate the tips because I think at some point I'll end up getting a body that isn't compatible with LR 5.7 ...

I have a D3200 and D3300. I found a D3500 kit locally for $250. For that price, why not. I'm going to sell the D3200. Thus it will be D3300 and D3500. I have Lightroom 5.7 thus the D3500 RAW files ...

Someone has one locally for sale for $250 with the 18-55 lens. Shoot, that cheap, why not.

Nice to know that there are people opposed to and resisting this. Even if resistance is futile, not going down without a fight is very noble indeed.

Photography as I've observed it in recent years is why this has occurred. Who needs "props" in photos anyway, isn't the subject itself compelling enough? And what's wrong with a studio, especially...

I DON'T CARE that "the target won't care." It's an SLR, hello? What else, should we remove the hot shoe and RAW mode? I know there's going to be a difference between the different series of models,...

And still no one has answered the 64 thousand dollar question, with Fn gone, how do you change ISO? If it's now a menu item, this highly cripples this camera vs the D3400.

Yes I like Fred Miranda, get most of my stuff there. You get some good deals too, got a Sony A6000 kit for $315. I'm lucky in that I learned about them way back in November 2004, a whopping 14...

I have an A6000, had one before and with that one I had the Sony 50mm 1.8 OSS for times i wanted better portraits. I have an A6000 again and was about to get one again, but another possibility has ...