Guy Swarbrick

So, the good news is that it no longer uses Silverlight. The bad news is that it's still utterly useless.

Putting all your images on a fragile card format like SD is just asking for more disasters, more often.

Yes, it influences my photography. I often shoot for eight to twelve hours at a time, changing the settings frequently. Pro cameras are designed by people who understand how pro photographers...

[Looks at D850 next to D5] As big as it gets? Really?

The clue is in the fact that I posted the comment... I care. I want clear, simple controls that reflect the way I use a camera - like I have on the D850, D4s and D5. Not the controls from a low-...

Really? A mirrorless D850 with a mickey-mouse PASM dial?

Visit any major cycling event and it will be the other way around. Travel outside the US and it will vary between the two.

But the kit that people have been using for years is not necessarily a...

And faith is a powerful thing, apparently. The A9 II won't be capable of replacing a D6, but it wouldn't matter if it was. Sony would need the range of lenses Canikon have; the equivalent of Canon...

It isn't, it will and it hasn't.

My guess is that DSLR will still be the better choice for sports and action photographers for at least two more devleopment cycles - D6 and D7 in the Nikon world....

The video's fascinating. He's a clever guy. Not sure how that makes his copyright theft OK.

But DSLR is dead... The mirrorless fanboiz said so.

Also, the D850 was supply constrained at launch, so they could have sold more if they'd had the stock.

The right thing to do would be for people to stop stealing copyright images.