Dan

I have several F-mount lenses but I wouldn’t hesitate to sell them on eBay to jump to a new system or another brand. For now, I have no issue using them on my Z6 via the FTZ adapter. I’m also...

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You can realize the difference in plain old everyday indoor shots. With new technology, you can increase the shutter speed to reduce blur, or you can close the aperture to increase depth-of-field....

25 shot RAW + JPG buffer? Really? That's it? I was seriously thinking about trying one out but that buffer is smaller than the one in my Z6.

Until you run low on light. ISO 102,400 on the D780 looks better than 25,600 on the D800....

I love the viewfinder in my Z6.

Let's see what the sales numbers show us. They've already started offers, so that doesn't seem like a good sign.

It's probably because they don't want to interfere with the light gathering of the image sensor. The AF sensor in a DSLR probably gets more light, so that's likely why it can focus to much lower...

I really want the D780 but I fear I've been spoiled by the mechanical-shuttered 12 FPS of my Z6. I don't think I can give that up.

The out-of-focus highlights (bokeh balls) of the F1.4 look cleaner. They don't have dark circles inside.

When you look into the viewfinder of an SLR, you are looking directly at a screen. In an EVF, you're looking at a digital display instead of a piece of ground glass but you are still looking at a...

It must be something else that's giving you a headache because in a DSLR, you're also staring at an image on a screen. You're not looking at "objects in the distance." A viewfinder has optics that...

A DSLR redirects the light from the lens using a split-mirror to the AF sensor. Some of the light is projected onto a screen for you to see, and some of the light is sent to the AF sensor....

The new features on the D780 are a big deal!

I agree with almost all of that except, why do you say it will harm your eyes? In a DSLR, you’re still staring at a projected image on a screen, and in certain conditions it can get bright enough...

Make it as quiet as a Z6 :) or at least a D810. The reality is it’s probably not possible. There’s too much stuff flapping around in there.

I think if I wanted a D5, that’s what I’d be shooting now. But it’s way too loud for me.

I mainly shoot a Z6, have a D810 and had a D850. I’m interested in the D780 for its AF and larger buffer. If the D780 had an EVF (hybrid) and could shoot at 12FPS with a mechanical shutter, it...

I don’t like Sony color.

The D780 is leaps and bounds better than the D750. It has vastly superior high ISO performance, a buffer several times larger, insanely faster AF in live view, among many, many other things.