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Bigger sensor is not the main cause of less noise but an indirect one. Because the sensor receives more light per photo you will have more noise but also more signal so the SNR will be better. Of ...

Bob, you are contradicting in two consecutive phrases. In the first you say that noise and DOF are inverse proportional while in the second that they are proportional. If the OP will use the same ...

If you want to have the same DOF, the same noise and the same framing as a FF with your camera you need to divide the following with the crop factor (1.6): (1) Focal length (2) F-number

Those calculations are made for the default situation that the low light NR is On. Good luck with your endeavor!

I hope you didn't burn your hot shoe. Old flash units used much higher voltage than today's units (some used 220 V while the hotshoe of modern cameras is designed to work with 5 V). It seems that ...

Unfortunately your camera is nowhere near his camera. You won't be able to have ISO 3200. Increase the time accordingly.

A little bit late but you should turn off long exposure noise reduction.

If you let ISO Auto on you will have the same issues. M mode is so seldom useful that it is not a panacea. Use it when you know the lighting will be constant (like in a studio), in the night ...

The photo has now some overexposed areas. Use RAW and you will have a much greater latitude for the corrections.

If you have no idea and you want to enter a dying market guess what? You have an extremely probability to fail. The professional photo business means that you have either to get into a team that is ...

My intend was not to offend. It is a very different experience between OVF and EVF and both have strengths and weaknesses. If the only option is the EVF you take all its weaknesses. The same for ...

I understand you are a fan of EVF. It shouzld be since you have chosen mirrorless.

They are making some steps for solving the issue but with some drawbacks. If it was easy 10 years of R&D would have solved it. You get a video of the scene. It has some advantages but it is not the ...

Don't worry about next best thing. The latest innovation in digital cameras are almost 10 years old. Now only fine touches like AF systems (for dSLRs) or video codecs (for mirrorless).  Sensors ...

In fact Olympus, Panasonic, Sony and Fujifilm all made dSLRs. Fujifilm used Nikon frameworks, Sony used Minolta while Olympus and Panasonic the four thirds. All failed badly in the market that was ...

Mirrorless had some intrinsic flaws that were a little bit mitigated but never come close to dSLR competition. I think mirrorless are here to stay because they cost much less to produce and their ...

Don't buy expensive and large SD cards. You can buy several 8 G. There are less likely to be fake (as they are extremely cheap) and if they fail you lose fewer photos.

I could probably tell the difference but I have a kind of microscopic eyesight as I am short sighted. Many people cannot tell since they have less acuity. But you breach the principle of ...

The difference is 2/3 of a stop. Take care that you didn't biased the metering by that amount (in Nikon D7500 it's custom setting b6 while on D7200 is b5).

You can make yourself the check. Take a photo of the same subject with the same focal length in the same light. Print both at 300 ppi. You will have a lightly larger print from D7200 (20x13.33" vs. ...