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Also the D600 - if the 6D is on there for bringing the cost is FF down, the D600 should be there too.

Because I prefer 300/2.8. It's harder to carry a 400/2.8 around and use it without a monopod. And Sony doesn't have a modern 300/2.8. The A7R IV currently has the most ridiculous pixel count

The goal is not pull up some photos and try to figure out what camera took it. Sample images are there to show how a camera's characteristics apply to real world subjects. Some theoretical examples: (1) ...

Computer, and also Azure blob storage.

A Sony A7R IV and adapted (with AF) Nikon 300/2.8 VR II, just to oogle at the detail.

Best Buy only stocks a narrow variety of low end stuff, and have a reputation for taking advantage of uneducated buyers.

I looked back and this mirrorless vs dslr debate has been just as lively for the past decade. Neither side has gone away. Come on everyone...

They'll probably release more bodies, but their old gear is so good. That's their biggest problem.

"newer gear gives you advantages" - the ones winning awards with the Canon 7D, 5D II, and Nikon...

Or really, things were so good half a decade ago that nothing now represents a significant upgrade. Pretty much if you miss a shot, it's not the camera - it's you.

That wasn't my read at all. Reviewers only review new products (makes sense, old ones have already been reviewed so why do it again). So it's "the end of the 24mp aps-c era" in that we're going to...

I don't have either camera, or any camera with more than 24 MP. But try with the $100 Canon 50/1.8 stopped down to f/4 or f/5.6. It should comfortably out-resolve both the 24 and 32 MP sensors...

@UllerellU - Then just get a Nikon D7500 instead? No rolling shutter, burst w/14-bit raw files, excellent dynamic range, and fast buffer clearing.

People who want 32 MP will get the 90D, and...

This whole debate happened with the 36 MP Nikon D800 back in 2012. Basically 36MP didn't hurt much except shooting speed (it only shot at 4 fps unless you cropped).

But the 90D shoots at 10 fps...

I thought lack of recognition as a serious camera brand might have been it, but Sony faced many of the same issues. They weren't known as a serious camera brand. NEX cameras had serious UI issues...

Yeah, what happened to the NX1? It seems to have all the stuff you'd expect from a modern MILC, like a high res EVF, high framerate, and tons of on-sensor PDAF points covering the frame. Was it...

The real problem is, you're compressing DR down to 8-bits because HDR monitors are almost nonexistent. With any high contrast scene, you're still messing with sliders trying to make both the...

For standard zooms, Nikon has that covered both in F-mount (18-55 kit, 17-55/2.8, 18-200, etc), and is actively working on it for Z-mount (16-50 kit, 18-140 coming).

I see your point about...

1. smaller sensors are cheaper
2. same situation with canon/sony - there's a wide selection of EF/A mount lenses that you can only use with an awkward adapter. Also there are native FF lenses you...