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Good points Saatya.

It feels like loosing an old friend. One who made you pay for everything. But a trusted friend, none-the-less. Great memories with GB's of proof. I should hold no sentimental...

Because they find it a waste of time to answer hyperbole. I have some time to kil..

But no. No amount of retro chic dedicated dials (i do love the designs honestly) and blazing fast AF will put...

@Embie.

On the contrary. He States that IQ and AF are materially the same. The D7500 has better video, ergonomics and a tiltable screen.

The D7200 has dual card slots and allows for a portrait...

More like EBReview.com :-)

Well written and to the point.
Much appreciated.

You must stay home a lot. I see plenty of Nikons at the Zoo, amusement parks, museums etc. More Canons. But plenty of good ol' DSLRs.

Try getting outside more ;-)

Which drone to use? Try Juno. The actual drone/satellite mentioned in the article. :-).

Wait for Steve Huff to grab one of these and wax lyrically about a certain "je nais sais quoi" quality that makes it worth every penny.

I get your point. However, Bayer is the standard. From a logical standpoint it makes more sense to comment on deviations from the standard than the other way around.

You imply that your taste is...

Nikon would promptly have released a v2 of the lens touting better AF performance.

Yup. I bought a D600.

Its called transfer pricing. The principle beeing that all intercompany transactions must be priced fairly.

Say company A resides in a country with a corporate tax rate of 5%. Company B in a...

Wow.

Fish watches lure. Is intelligent enough to identify the bait.
But still bites...

And complains about it.

Mike. I don't think we get the point.
Mind posting it a couple of more times?

Seriously though.
Aren't the differences small in most cases? Cine lenses with T-stop ratings of say 1.9 often have...

I was replying to rainrunner.

Beeing able to see the dust on the mirror first is only a pro if you can do something about it. Which is not the case when you're out shooting.

I get your point.

But If I change a lens outside it is to shoot a subject with a different FOV at that very time. I'm not going to stop and inspect the mirror or sensor. At home - when prepping -...

Come again?

DSLR's are no better than mirrorless cameras in this regard.
Dust particles do not settle and stay on the mirror. What do you think happens when the mirror moves?

Fuh. You know it's not (completely) irrelevant.

Think indoor sports - high ISO. DR and shadow recovery in PP suffers.
The A9 is not perfect. And we all need reasons to justify not lusting after...

Maybe a portrait grip with space for two batteries is on its way?

That would mitigate that problem easily and improve ergonomics with larger lenses. Sony means business.

Starting from scratch was regarding the mirrorless design. My point was that SONY launched the first mirrorless FF camera (bar Leica MP) and added existing, sought-after tech in the second...

I get the attraction towards Sony currently. They have shorter refresh cycles and keep adding new tech continously. Take the a7Rii. Better sensor, IBIS and Electronic first shutter compared to the...