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Nikon is best, fully agreed.

I would go for the Nikon D3400. A real optical viewfinder, class leading image quality, very easy menus to operate with.

@evan47: You prefer this Nikkor? I agree with you that it is an excellent lens. But I think Sigma 100-400 becomes quite near, and with less money and weight.

Now my problem has solution: Sigma 100-400, instead of Nikkor 200-500. Body: D7200. Thanks Sigma !

IQ is the most important thing in any camera. So, D5600 should be the real winner. Also other properties are more than enough for enthusiasts and entry-level professionals, too.

Going to buy one for astrophotography. Possible to pre-order in Finland: 449 € with taxes.

Manual focus only? Infinite stopper?

Only sports? Nature, portraits, streets, night photography (bulbs from skies), and so on. Maybe a goop option for action, not very good for long exposures (night star portraits, etc.).

Why to switch from Canon to Sony? Or from Nikon to Sony? What are the real advantages of Sony over Canon or Nikon? Maybe a little bit better speed, nothing else. Who really needs 20 fps in everyday...

As a Nikon shooter, I don't want to purchase anything from Sony. All in all, the Nikon is a clear winner.

I also see mild grain in every image I'll take with E-M10 II or DMC-GM1. Even at base ISO. That's a property, and I'm not very satisfied with it. Images from D7200 are clean compared to these....

4K video? Who needs that? Only one card slot. No thanks, D7200 is a better choice.

Very attractive price: Body + Nikkor 18-55 P VR kit: 1599 € in Finland.

Thanks !

Smartphones and mirrorless systems are far from real cameras. (Behind).

No 2nd slot ! Maybe I'll keep my D7200 for a while.

The IQ from D7200 seems to be better even at higher ISOs. And E-M10 II will be competitive at least until ISO 3200. So, these (much cheaper) cameras are of the same level, maybe excl. video...

Very interested in the 1/2-scale F model. I'll put it into the vitrine behind a 2x magnification glass, so, it looks like an original. An innovation, indeed.

Choose D7200: integrated flash.

Maybe a little bit oversaturated colors. But very good images, in general.