PaulBearer

And, for that, cost is a factor for some people.  Same for Nikon at the low end of its DSLR lines.  Keep the cheap for those for whom cost is a primary factor until you need improved performance ...

Using SD cards is a religion, as is Nikon bashing.  Have faith in old, flimsy technology: What could possibly be better than "That Old Time Religion?"

Seriously?  That's an argument against XQD?  On what planet? I can get a 2TB hard drive for my Nikon for $50 at NewEgg.  Unfortunately, it won't fit in the slot on a Z.

The fastest SD cards I find are 25% slower than the XQD "G" cards; if less expensive somewhere in the world, in addition to speed, you still have the issue that the XQD cards are less fragile.  I ...

The FTZ does not optically alter the F-mount lens, and to the best of my knowledge and investigation it doesn't electronically alter the F-mount lens. So, as far as I am concerned, since there is ...

I had a 3880 die on me several years ago.  Because of quality and print size and other reasons I can no longer recall, I ordered a P800.   I'd always had clogging problems on the former, but the ...

The reference manual regularly refers to the SB-800 as compatible. So the next obvious question:  Is the flash turned on in the Photo Shooting Menu?

Accidentally stumbled onto the B&H site and found it had just gone on line, so I ordered one.  I was just checking to see if the site had it listed, although not yet for sale.  Lucky, or unlucky, me! ...

Obviously you haven't priced the battery grip and accessories for the D850.  The Nikon grip with no battery is $400.  The larger battery is $150, assuming you want to substantially up the number ...

Sorry, haven't read all the posts, so this may be redundant, and I don't have my manual in digital form on this computer, so I'm making assumptions. With the D850, Nikon did away with the weird ...

I'm sure it will be even better than 2 or even 3.

I think I'll buy a Ferrari instead, since I might die in a bad crash soon and I might as well go out in style. Oops!  Forgot my Z7 was already delivered, so I guess I'll put off the accident until ...

I started building a house two years ago, so I bought an a6000, then an a6500, because they were small and easy to carry and stash.  Hated both, and the adapters for my Nikon glass weren't useful. ...

Much better to drop a $2000 camera accidentally, than a $3000 camera.

I looked at the website. It reads like a translation from the Japanese by someone who isn't fluent in English. Not horrible, but jarring to read that I stopped after a couple of paragraphs. When I ...

30 years ago, I was talked into buying a $100 3 ft. cable with a gold plated RCA jack on each end to connect two components, by a salesman who assured me I would be able to hear the difference. Tha ...

I didn't catch that you were using the new zoom, and was really surprised by how sharp it was out to the edges - for example, the hair at the top left corner - I saw it was taken at 60mm, and was ...

I view this as a complaint in search of a problem.  I've owned 8 Nikon DSLRs, and it never occurred to me that I needed a faster way to format a card, let alone a way that requires I recall a ...

If the larger mount allows much sharper lenses that are longer than the older lenses. The proof of how good the new lenses will be is going to be in the shooting.