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IMHO I don't think that is why people are not buying cameras. LOL. :) For me . . . I like the fact that my camera might last a long time. My Nikon D5100 I got in 2011 and it still works 9 years ...

+1 I got my Nikon D5100 set-up and ready for camping this month. I consider this camera still contemporary and highly relevant. I just tossed a WiFi adapter card into it that lets you transfer ...

I don't know you. Was I supposed to pick up it was sarcasm? :) ? What are you talking about? I don't know what other people think. I only know what I think. I post from my perspective. After all, ...

+1 Yes. The higher end Nikon dSLR cameras have the bank system. I've never tried it. I've read a little bit about it. I was thinking of going back and picking up an old Nikon, like a D300(s) to try ...

IMHO no. The "My Menu" on Nikon is very well implemented IMHO. I use it all the time. I greatly appreciate having it available on my Nikon dSLR cameras. I don't read too many posts where people ...

Add in Nikon D7x00 series there as well. Those two things are on my D7000 and much appreciated and used when I use that camera. :) Take care & Happy Shooting! :)

+1 Yes. There are quick ways to change the ISO setting itself on all my Nikon dSLR cameras. My D5100 I can go to the "i" (info) screen and change it there. But I have also set the function of the ...

Ok. This is totally awesome! Thanks for posting! :) Take care & Happy Shooting! :)

+1 I remember reading about that. The Pentax K-1 adds what is called the Customizable Control Panel. It is the conventional Control Panel, like on my Pentax Q, . . . but with the K-1, now you can ...

+1 Yeah. I have my Pentax ist DS (from 2003)(getting it ready for camping) right beside me as I type this, and my Nikon D750 (from 2014) in my camera bag at the end of the table. If I had to start ...

+1 Here is a video for the Nikon "My Menu" feature. This guy is showing how it works with the Nikon D850, but I can do the same thing on my much cheaper Nikon D5100. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v ...

I've had a few brands of digital cameras. Pentax, Canon, Nikon and for compact cameras Fujifilm, Sony and Canon. Personally, I think a lot of it may come down to personal preference. But one ...

+1 I just love it. I love the starbursts and glow of the lights. And the glint of the building at left. Very nice attention to detail! :) Take care & Happy Shooting! :)

I've scanned through the other posts . . . and a lot of people point out that a lot of what you do to prepare has already been done before you get there. There are two types of things I get ...

+1 That was my interpretation of the question. I interpreted as in . . . in order to get the image I "wanted", I "needed" to have the FF. For me, it was a lot about already having FF lenses that I ...

+1 And just look at what happened with the Pentax Q lenses. First they were used with the 1/2.3" sensor of the Pentax Q. And then with the Pentax Q-7 they switched to the 1/1.7" sensor so the angle ...

+1 I've actually got mine right beside me. I was getting it ready to take camping this month. I actually bought one of the WiFi SD Card adapters that let you transfer pictures from the micro SD ...

+1 But its nice that its available if you need it! :) Take care & Happy Shooting! :)

+1 Exactly. Quite the blanket statement there. LOL. :) Take care & Happy Shooting! :)

+1 I would say that that suggestion covers even more than cat photos! :) It would be the way I'd suggest for portraits and even still or product photography as well! :) Take care & Happy Shooting! :)