Dyun27

There's the: 1.) Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 2.) Tamron 15-30mm f/2.8 G1 and G2 as mentioned above 3.) Sigma 12-24mm f/4 4.) Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 5.) Sigma 14mm f/1.8 6.) Cheaper but manual AF alternatives: ...

No, no. You're -saving- $950 on this Black Friday deal, so the final price for the D500 body + battery grip = $1,799.95 You can always buy the D500 used from reputable places like B&H and get it ...

The D500 and D7500 have the same sensor and therefore the same IQ.

If you're shooting a still subject at fast shutter speeds, have your way, but if you're shooting a live subject hand held at slower shutter speeds, wide open, AF-S is not going to be the best ...

The accuracy is affected by his settings and technique, not the performance of the camera. You can't compare your D750 to other peoples' D750s by looking at posted photos, because most people will ...

That's because he's shooting a live subject at 1/100s at f/1.8, hand-held with AF-S. There's nothing wrong with his D750. It's user error. The combination of those decisions is going to result in ...

@desertsp, It's not that hard to compare them. Which editor de-noises a high ISO image better while being able to retain the fine details? Which editor is better at correcting WB? Which editor...

Just tried it. Still not great. DxO PhotoLab Elite with "prime" NR is better.

1.) Your D700 has 12 megapixels. Downsize the D750 image to 12 megapixels and see which image is sharper. 2.) AF-S single point means that if your subject moves, the camera is NOT tracking the ...

There was more reason for the D500 to have a 21 megapixel sensor; faster FPS and bigger buffer. Less info to process. I think it would have been cheaper for them to recycle the 24 megapixel DX ...

Here's my D500 + 200-500mm gallery: https://www.dreamsourcestudio.com/Wildlife/Birds To see the EXIF info, just click the "i" icon at the bottom right corner of each image. Some of the images were ...

Yes indeed! I have the D500 and while it's a great camera, it just doesn't give me the same beautiful, effortless colors that the D750 does. I always have to put much more work into the D500 files ...

Go to a local camera shop and give the Z6 a try. Compare both the D750 and Z6 in your hands and shoot a few frames, see how you like them. I thought about switching to the Z6 when it was announced, ...

It depends on my mood and what I'm shooting. When it's expected of me to shoot something, it's a tool. When I'm shooting because I want to shoot, it's a toy. If I spend enough time shooting the ...

There are many Nikon Z7 samples available for viewing in the Nikon Mirrorless flickr group here: https://www.flickr.com/groups/nikonmirrorless/pool/

I love DxO and have been using it for over a year now. I highly recommend it, especially for the prime noise reduction, sharpening, perspective correction with Viewpoint 3 and more, but..

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In case anyone else is wondering, I use it with RAW. The "prime" noise reduction doesn't work on JPEGs or TIFFs. It only works on RAW files.

Thanks! You can see the photo info if you click the "i" icon at the bottom right of the image. A window will pop up with the EXIF.

There IS something better.... DxO PhotoLab Elite with its "prime" noise reduction. They have a free 30 day trial that's fully functional, so give it a try: ...

I'll hold onto it and get it fixed eventually. I wouldn't sell it in that condition without disclosing it to the buyer anyway. It works fine, just noisy, which means there's probably friction ...