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Not yet. Adapter will come. We will see how video is on the Nikon MLC. An MLC is not harder to produce than a DSLR. As smartphone manufacturers found out, the fast upgrade cycles hurt the value of ...

Some Nikon cameras have been and are great tools to use, but so were/are many Canon, Sony....

Hard to answer as this depends on the user. For those used to current (old style) cameras probably not, to those not used to such cameras, probably yes. Apart from that it is not a black/white ...

I actually agree with you. Future photographers won´t care much about the technology used in the camera, but why would you add a mirror assembly when the camera will be mostly used through the ...

There will be a younger generation of photographers with the same interest, just used to different technologies and ways to interact with their devices. It is not much different with DSLR. You can ...

Do you think the smartphone generation will accept a product that is not offering wysiwyg in the long run and do you think the EVFs will not constantly improve? And once the market demands a ...

With a D850 I would also prefer the 80-400 due to the wider zoom range and lower weight, but on a D850 I would rather crop the 400mm shot than add a TC to it, as this degrades AF performance too much.

Old technology rarely dies on a day, but the theoretical advantages of mirrorless in regard to AF, real time exposure, depth of field preview and so on will make it win in the end. Even if due to ...

when the internal combustion engine took off. Mirror less is simply the next step in technology. Like computers and typewriters, steam engines and internal combustion engines, bronze sword to iron ...

Apart from the fact that they became thicker with each up-date. Most people did not like to not deep grip of the a7, now they were within a few mm to a D750 while still being more compact and ...

It is not about weight, it is about size. And especially how deep the grip is. And Sony cameras have become thicker with each iteration and now they are nearly as thick as a D7200/D750. (4mm ...

If a tripod is workable depends entirely on what you are shooting. Fast action with a Tripod does not work for me. And regarding the Sony cameras: A7R: 127 x 94 x 48 mm 465g A7RII: 127 x 96 x 60 mm ...

But there is a catch22. If you want to built a camera body that has good ergonomics with the heavy 2.8mm telephoto lenses it will not be significantly smaller than a DSLR without a vertical grip. ...

As the technology will be different and even the lenses will be different, it makes sense to have a new forum for it. I hope Nikon waited long enough that the first iteration is already better than ...

Skill does not decide if you use your DSLR for the job. Especially if you would use a Nikon.

Depends on how much lower the still version is priced. For a 100-150$ I would take the option to take videos, even though I rarely do.

Placed 48^th in the challenge. a wild grey heron in the Zoo Duisburg

Well at least I never expected it to be a fully Nikon design (BSI) and other features screamed Sony. For me the most likely solution always was a Sony design customized for Nikon or a Sony design ...

I agree that they had nothing to do with the detail design of the sensor. But in the end it is a sensor made specifically for Nikon and based on design goals formulated by Nikon. Just like a PS4 ...

It is hard to say is it not? It can do some things like native ISO64 no Sony sensor in a Sony camera does at the moment. In the end it is clearly based on a Sony design, bit if it was entirely ...