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I had first some problems but when the AF of my 810 was calibrated by Nikon they were gone. :)

Neither I. I've been wandering all the time, what this fuss about shock is all about.

http://www.dslrbodies.com/lenses/nikon-lens-reviews/nikkor-zoom-lens-reviews/nikon-70-200mm-f28e-fl-ed.html

That's the silliest opinion I've heard for a long time. So You want Nikon to make great losses for every sold body?

His review http://www.dslrbodies.com/lenses/nikon-lens-reviews/nikkor-prime-lens-reviews/nikon-105mm-f14e-af-s-ed.html

Fuji is too close in size. I've olympus em-1 &5 as my travel set. The objektives are much smaller and the whole system lighter than Fuji with its crop lenses. On the other hand, those olympus ...

Well, what about using flash or reflector for fill-in light. That would be cheaper, too :)

Please, give an example picture. Otherwise nobody can help You. I've D750 & D810 and have no problems like that.

My D750 & D810 + all the lenses are working perfectly. Besides that my Olympus EM1&EM5 are also working well althoutg I'm using them less and less compared to my Nikons. :)

Ecosystems business models means that one is selling more when the whole system expands. It's not a zero sum game but enlarging the whole market. I think Tom is spot on in this suggestion.

Good Analysis :) So its interesting to see, what the traditional camera companies will do.

Actually Thom has good knowledge about marketing and high technology business. By coincide I happen have, too :) Which of Thom ideas You do not agree? Thom has e.g spoken about connecting shooting ...

Thom seems to be one of the very few who can write well-founded critic instead of fun boy opinions. Sad, that this seems to be difficult to swallow for some. Also Thom's question is always, what ...

You should read the execellent blog instead of citing false rumours. He is not switching to Canon but writing more about Canon. The main reason seems to be that the Canon people are more open and ...