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What a surprise, a litany of petty complaints.

The comments on this thread are mostly dull and lifeless.

It's a great shot.

@Sadovski ON the R3 195 FPS: "exposure and autofocus must be locked. " So it's basically useless except for non moving subjects.

Cards are not the bottleneck to shooting 120 frames per second, nothing Canon or Nikon has currently or on the horizon will come close for quite a while. Sony will probably sell Nikon this new...

Frankie, Picture two solar panels, a 1X1 Meter vs. a 5X5 Meter. The intensity of the light hitting both is the same but the larger panel generates more electricity because the total amount of light ...

No, I don't remember that.

I'll reserve final judgement until more results are published but I expected a significant improvement of this rather costly prime lens over a relatively cheap zoom. So far I'm not seeing it.

Interesting lens, the images look quite good but not really much better than my Tamron 150-600 F5.6-6.3 zoom lens that cost $1000 vs. $4799. The Nikkor is slightly smaller but significantly lighter.

Not a big fan of the classic look but it is a handsome camera that's very up to date and priced competitively. Well done Nikon.

Great camera.

The drone flew right over your head and you didn't even notice it. :)

A compact powerhouse.

Handsome Cat.

The colors look very good on my calibrated EIZO monitor, perhaps a bit overwrought but that's how most JPG shooters want it.

Great news, long live DPreview!

Sigma has produced another brilliant lens but the audience for this focal length and speed is relatively small.

A modern sensor can capture 14 stops of dynamic range, the human eye far exceeds any sensor. That is no exaggeration, do some research.

Camera sensors still lack the dynamic range of the human eye (18 to 20 Stops) by a significant margin and is an area where much improvement would be welcome.

The RF mount is certainly proprietary and protected by patents yet the use of third party manual focus lenses using this mount specification are not blocked, so this claim of only protecting their ...