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D600 for $500 in 2022? No. They were $500 at least 5 years ago. For $200 yes. Or better yet, a D610 for $300.
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Not crazy at all. You seem to have fallen into the all too common trap of exposure mysticism. Take a step back, a deep breath and consider the following: you have a previously unknown device in ...
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I do not know of a single camera that can increase noise when raising ISO, when the exposure stays constant. (This means that the only change is turning the ISO knob in the camera, no other ...
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Good advice, except the little fact that higher ISO setting reduces noise. That's not too theoretical to anyone. And the little fact that different lighting affects noise a lot, sometimes as much ...
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Yes. ISO setting affects the effective sensitivity of the camera , which includes the raw capture plus processing. The sensor sensitivity does not change. Similarly with films. The designated film ...
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Your argument is a similar analogy to that the gas pedal in a car decreases speed. If you really push the pedal to the metal, you'll eventually crash and your car comes to a halt. Hence, the gas ...
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Image quality differences in low light ("high ISO") are marginal at best. D4S was a very slight step forward from the original D4, but the D5/D6 remain at the same level. Perhaps the color of the ...
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I do. I have two EVF cameras, but don't like the viewfinder at all.
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Bad idea. At least wear a helmet and a bullet proof vest, because someone's father might not tolerate your drone and instead decide to use you for target practice. Just saying.
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No can of worms at all, imho. I don't think they inverted anything. It has always been like they write it. It just happens that the colloquial use of 'resolution' actually means 'resolving power', ...
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It is a trade-off I'd not be willing to do. All you're getting is trade one kind of artifacts (extreme noise) to a different kind of artifacts (extreme blur). I don't think noise reduction is a ...
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I reduced the D4S images to the same 4000 pixel width as the FZ-200. Resizing can often hide some noise, but I think comparing at the same size is valid.
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With equivalent settings all cameras produce more or less equivalent images. It's only when one camera can use settings that are not available in the other that bigger differences can be seen. I ...
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Why don't you set the CL (continuous low) frame rate to 2 frames per second? 2 fps is equal to 0.5 second interval. See manual page 114 and camera menu option d1.
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In shutter priority mode camera doesn't lower shutter speed. As I said earlier, it is broken or you are mistaken.
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Either the camera is broken, or it wasn't in shutter priority mode.
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I don't buy the "long run" scenario. That's not how Nikon usually operates. They make things in batches, and my guess is that the initial Df batch was too big and it took them six long years to ...
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I just say a neutral "No" , take two steps backward and remind them of a 2 meter social distance. Unsolicited approaches towards any of my property is most unwelcome and never what it first seems.
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Mirrorless cameras, bladeless knives, homeless people, colorless TVs... no thx. :-D
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This is question is posed in the wrong way, I think. I shoot a lot of sports, dance and theater and I shoot JPEG+raw. The JPEG is my main file and the raw is just an addition. I do this because the ...
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