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If it's one of those boring cameras which don't come with a dealbreaker ..... dealbreaker.

For those serious photographers who leap out of the house in the early hours off to where the shoot is, a Teasmaid is essential. You're not fully charged without. An integrated Teasmaid is even ...

They're only rumours. It's not even certain that both cameras are FF. One could be APS-C. Nikon could resurrect Nikon 1, but only if they're prepared to stick in a state-of-the-art sensor. Would ...

You never know; might just be that a Nikon 2 is on its way :-D

Same here. Can't see why anybody would dismiss a camera because it has centre rather than corner EVF.

That's weird. Doesn't look like ordinary out of focus to me. More like severe noise smudging.

It would be a bit unusual for any bundled lens not to be for the native mount. I'm finding the usual bundled zoom like 24-70, or 18-55 in APS-C, to be pretty boring; too short at the tele end. Wish ...

Yep, some useful hints in the Nikon Rumors thread, but things are still at the rumor stage. If the rumors are true then the things which caught my eye were better handling than Sony, and the sort ...

I have a Nikon P7100 quality compact, a very nice camera. But it produces pics like these; flat colours, most un-Nikon like. Apart from the P7100 I think every one of my Nikons would produce better...

In the UK it's in stock at WEX and Jessops. It doesn't show up much on some bigger retailers shelves, anywhere in the world, because a lot of people buy from them, and the ones which come in go ...

Try the D5600 first. I bought a D5500 as a possible upgrade to my D3100. Didn't like the "improved" grip; my D3100 felt more comfortable all round. For the shots I take, usually with the 16-85 ...

Nikon plastic is good quality plastic :-) My D3100 has taken the odd knock but still works as well as ever. In your case, having it on a tripod would help. It's not like letting go of the camera 4' ...

No point in Nikon coming to the market unless it does so with absolutely state of the art sensors. The J5 sensor was better than earlier N1 sensors but still not state of the art. The IQ in the new ...

Was interested in it as a light weight system for backpacking. However, I saw the results other people obtained, and they weren't up to what I was used to in 35mm. So my Nikon F601 carried on being...

Impressed. Would like some landscape / out-in-the-wilds shots as well.

There will be some initial costs, but not astronomic ones. Nikon is a huge operation compared to Fuji, and costs can be absorbed more easily. If Nikon does an APS-C mirrorless then they're likely ...

The K1 and K1 II have their own strengths, which will appeal to some photographers. At this level it's maybe a mistake to "recommend" one camera over another. The photographers who might buy a K1...

Every so often my SD card reader fails to read a card. Looking on the PC it appears that the relevant USB controller has detected an error. Closing it down and restarting it always works (so far :-) )

The 16-80 (24-120 equivalent) would do it for you. Not the cheapest, and check whether you want that weight, but a good all round lens. Nikon used to do an 18-70 (28-105 equivalent) which was fine ...

Ditch AUTO and SCENE modes. In the longer run they make things more complicated. Try A (Aperture) mode. Concentrate on that; it's not too difficult to understand what it does, and you'll learn a ...