mrgs1

Under a 1000, but I'm getting into video and stills with drones more.

I have 70-210mm 28-105mm 300mm F4 85mm and 24mm screw drive lenses, built to last, a throwback to the good old days, and hopefully last a long time.

If it's the first time in, they don't replace, takes a few cleans, then they may replace.

Picture speaks a thousand words.

Use it, it's a workhorse, put aside a little money for when it goes and needs replacing, but that could be a while.

Very true,.

Use a D600 quite often, light and easily carried, doesn't suffer from oil much now, I just clean it if it does, I like the files it produces full of detail and colours.

Best to wait until it's physically in our hands if we're fortunate enough to own it.

No problems with UK here, I've heard of a few teething problems with US site but it's still in infancy, not as established as the UK one.

https://www.nikonrumors.co/rumors-nikon-d6-to-use-sony-imx455-sensor-8k-60mp-native-iso-64/

Didn't they register D6.7.8 and 9 Trademarks in 2016? https://nikonrumors.com/2016/09/22/nikon-registered-d6-d7-d8-and-d9-trademarks.aspx/

There's just as many good stories as bad, it has gotten worse, especially non payers for me, I've been selling 15 years now, overall the experience has been positive except for a few non payers, ...

It's a tool for me, I take my photography seriously and would never regard it as a toy.

Not for me. The money I save from not upgrading means I can buy another drone, and that can go where a phone can't in most situations.

One photo is quite a limiting argument. Some people could possibly make s better exposure. Too many variables.

The famous line " Ya know what I mean harry".

I think people are holding on to them for longer, instead of upgrading so quickly, the innovation in the next model is becoming less revolutionary so possibly it's not so attractive to spend on a ...

Most areas I've been to have aircraft, helicopters and microlights, even remote areas, hardly silence.

You might damage the wrong persons, and that might have serious consequence for your health.

Never realised there was a 80-200mm vrii?