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No I haven't bothered. As far as I'm aware the D780 is a very good camera if you need it. Comparing to my D750 I don't need the improved live view/video borrowed from the Z6 as I never use this. ...

I use back button focus and AF-C for basically everything. Works great.

Agree with this comment. As good as the D780 no doubt is it does have I believe some algorithms and the higher resolution metering sensor for subject tracking (compared to D750) borrowed from the ...

The D7200 is an excellent all round DSLR.  I'm sure you will find that out as you regularly use it.  Good luck.

I usually shoot in Aperture priority and just adjust the aperture with the lens ring which works well (I do adjust with the control wheel where one of my lenses doesn't have an aperture ring - ...

I've had my D500 5 years and do like sport but use it for other things too.  A great camera.  So not a bird in sight....

Thanks for your thoughts.  Yes I've seen all of Perry's stuff.  But honestly in action I see very little difference so my comments stand as originally stated.

The d7500 is certainly ahead in terms of buffer and frames per second and for the fact you can still buy new. It's a very good camera. But l have easily covered sport with my d7200.  The right ...

I would expect both of those cameras to cope well with that type of sporting action. Not a surprise to me at all.

Yes of course.

It's just so much easier to ignore all the rumours. I always find it much more relaxing and sensible to wait for the official announcements and details from the manufacturer - in this case Nikon. ...

Great stuff and amazing shots.  There is no doubt that the D850 is more camera than most photographers would ever need.  I absolutely love mine.

Surprised with this. My D7200 is fantastic all around and l do not have the problems you seem to have. I've used mine for sports easily so the auto focus is fast enough. I find it a normal size ...

As craftsman70 has said it depends what you'll use it for. D7500 has a faster frames per second and bigger buffer - useful for action shooting. Otherwise the D7200 as an all round package is hard ...

You need to remember people have different needs and requirements as well as budgets. For instance I have looked at the Z mirrorless cameras - don't like the EVF. And I bought my D750 brand new in ...

My 70-300 AFP FX bought new in the UK for £535 is just a great lens on my D850 and D750. Great job by Nikon and at a very good price and l think you've just been unlucky. Certainly keeping mine.

As pretty much everyone on here has told you - and told you politely and repeatedly - you have no point except wrong ones.  You could learn something from the responses you've received if you ...

Generally speaking you're still persisting in comparing the single digit fully professional Nikons with other models - frankly a poor comparison as has been established on probably thousands of ...

You're not comparing like for like there. The d4 was when it came out Nikon's top professional camera and the d750 was never designed on that basis. As an all round 24mp camera the d750 is still a ...

A good summary. Thank you for posting. I bought my d750 brand new in the UK (not grey stock) for £1060 in 2019. Outstanding value. It also has a very nice autofocus system better in my opinion ...