TonyF64

@Bumblebees I won't disagree with you. I was looking for something bigger though than a 27. I didn't buy it for 4k. I bought it because it was a 32 and was from their UltraSharp line. And it...

I use 150% on my 32" 4k as well. I tried 125%, but it was just a little bit too small. I think if I had young eyes I could pull it off. Also mine is a Dell that I payed $830 for at the beginning...

I use a curved screen at work. Lines in Excel don't appear straight to me. I couldn't imagine using it for photo editing. A flat 36 to 40 would be awesome.

I enjoyed the gallery. Looks like a fun trip. Thanks for sharing.

@Elisam
Agreed. I was referring more to the flexibility of the design vs the specs.

I think I'd prefer a better EVF mounted to the hot shoe similar to the M6 II. Take it off to get a smaller size, put it on when you need it.

I totally agree. I have the Tamron 24-70 2.8 G2 and the 15-30 2.8 G2. Both are awesome. I would love to see Nikon license the mount to Tamron. But for me, I think I could use a couple of native...

I agree that it would be nice if they opened the mount, or at least offered a license to third party. But I'd argue that it is still really tempting. I have a D750 and seriously considering the jump.

I'll admit that was the reason I clicked as well. They did say in one of the slides that she recommends following three photographers that you really like and then practice a lot. Paraphrasing...

I have a beater camera (Nikon D80) that I take to places where I wouldn't take my good camera, like the sandy beach, in the water at the pool, etc. It is 10MP and that is enough for most uses. As...

I agree that this could break records. It looks to be an amazing camera. I think the D850 was also fairly hard to get when it first came out.