FingerPainter

The difference in resolution will depend on a lot more than the difference in sensor size. The short answer is that typically, your APS-C image will be less sharp, bu there are conditions under ...

That's what I said. ... except that... So discounting duplicates for vertical grip, the Z9 has five buttons that are different from or not present among the 11 buttons on the back of a Z6 or Z7. ...

That's not quite true. What is true is that where there is a control on a Z6 or a Z7, there is a similar form of control on the Z9, However, two of the buttons have different functions and, not ...

I assumed same f-number. If the 400mm cropped was at f/5.6 and the 600mm was at f/6.3 then it is a 0.83 stop difference, as you say.

The amount of light captured in a photo is the prime determinant of how noisy it will be. If you crop an image from FF FOV to APS-C FOV, you throw away 5/9 of the light in the FF image. This makes ...

Pretty much the same market niche the D850 occupied so successfully, and similar to the one the D3X had when it was released. The number of megapixels asociated with this market segment increases ...

I think expecting a gripless Z9 with similar AF and VF performance is wishful thinking. The camera needs the grip to power and cool the components that provide the Z9's AF and VF performance. We ...

Welcome to DPReview! You have received two replies based on adaptations of the "Sunny 16 Rule". This is a "rule of thumb" that says that you will get proper exposure in bright direct noonday sun at ...

IBIS won't do you any good if you need to freeze movement. A faster lens won't do you any good if you need to maintain a deeper DOF to keep multiple musicians adequately sharp. And if your FOV is ...

That depends on what you see the D850's role as being. If you see it as a non-gripped pro-interface camera with a higher pixel resolution than any other Nikon, then that role hasn't been taken by ...

I have no answers about the Z8. I just observe Nikon's general approach to product lineup. If the Z8 is what I think it will be - a pro landscape/studio camera -  there is a good chance it will ...

Has anyone ever built one? All the 70-300mm lenses I have ever heard of are slower, like f/4.5-5./6 or f/4.5-6.3 Which lens is that? Are you not aware that a 70-300mm f/4 would be bigger than a ...

They are very unlikely to announce a key new model line in the Phillipines. It is highly unlikely that the Z8 will see improved AF relative to the Z9, but reasonable to expect it will see an ...

So, having  spent big money, you have decided to trust them. OK. I think that is the wrong way to decide if information provided is accurate. It is a pity that what they say is not actually true. ...

Do you believe them?

The terms "over-exposure" and "overexposure" are not used in the post you linked to, I failed to find them anywhere in the associated thread. The thread was about improving IQ in restricted light.

No No, My point is it is a poor way to apply hyperfocal principles because it results in worse IQ. The f-number you choose is. By using a smaller CoC than necessary when you determine the f-number ...

All a smaller CoC means is that you are looking closer at the image, or have better than average eyesight. It is in no way "better" in terms of IQ.. In the mean time, using an f-number of f/23.2 ...

I agree that one can often make an assessment of the acceptability of the exposure of an photo by viewing the photo. I disagree that it is the only way, and I disagree that what you are doing is ...

Zooming to 100% means that 1 pixel on the display device matches one pixel in the image file. So zooming to 400% on one camera's files should look no more or less pixelated than with the other ...