Tom_Bruno

You bet the D610 is a great piece of gear. Absolutely worth buying. I had a D610 for a year and loved it. Takes great pictures, handles well, solid build, comfortable in the hand, super detailed ...

Right, that's my thinking too. My D750 is working beautifully, so I'm not actually tempted by the D850. With a camera as great and wonderful as the D750, I'm a happy snapper. I can wait ...

Thanks for posting a full size image. But I'm a bit shocked.  At full size, yikes!  That image sure is noisy, at iso 1,600.  Real noisy.  I am quite surprised, I expected D850 images to look fairly ...

Nope, sorry, you're not cured. The gold standard test for whether a gearhead has GAS is:  when facing a decision to upgrade from current gear or keep using what works, the addicted/afflicted ...

I don't need the extreme resolution, and I don't want any more gigundo image and PSD files.  With my D750 and D800E I have about 8 TB of files on my RAID arrays. I'm sure the D850 is a wonderful ...

And Aspirin from Bayer, which is now generic as aspirin. --------------- Tom B

Tony Northrup did an evaluation of his D850 vs the D810 and the high end Canon. He found no discernible difference in noise control for the D850 over the D810. It's near the beginning of the clip: ...

Tony Northrup checked out the D850. One thing he examined was the rumor of "1 stop better" noise control over the D810 at higher iso's.  But he said that on analyzing his D850, he found the ...

The D850 sounds sweeeet! Too bad for my budget. I'm sure I don't NEED the D850, like I need food or sleep. But I'm developing a serious case WANTING this beast. --------------- Tom B

Definitely the wider lens, the 35mm.  You'll get the most context in your images, and you'll also have the least intrusive size of camera for street work. Absolutely NOT the 85mm. Enjoy your trip.  ...

Yes.  Wow!  What a talent! Such ordinary subjects, made into such compelling images.  Dreamy, yet punchy. But I'm still not a fan of the long shutter blurred waterfall and stream effect.  I have no ...

Lovely shot.  Captivating.  Made me stop and look. I like the low angle light, and the textured water from the low light.  I love the sun's starburst rays.  I'm a sucker for sun rays! And I really ...

Me too!  I seldom use my D800E these days, most of my shots are with the D750. I do have hankering for a FEW more mp -- about 30 seems just right. So, I'll wait till next year and see what shakes out.

Right.  Me too. --------------- Tom B

Welcome!  Glad to hear a new voice full of optimism. Looking forward to what you have to say, and I hope you find it pleasant and maybe even informative here. Regards, --------------- Tom B

Yeah.  Yuck!  Whose misbegotten idea was it to distort reality like that in EVERY shot of water? It brings back memories of those pictures of kids with the huge eyes, painted on velvet.  Everywhere ...

My favorite version of the classic tale is Monty Python and the Holy Grail. One of my favorites overall. Loads of humor, including the amazing Black Knight sketch.

I've owned the D610, and now use the D750.  They're both great cameras.  You'd love either one. The only reason I personally switched from a D610 to a D750 was that the D750 will allow 5 frames per ...

So, where and when will the showing be?  Maybe some of us can come!

The Canon G9X has a 1" sensor, and is smaller than the RX100 series, and shoots raw. I have a G9X and I love it.  I always shoot raw.  Terrific detail and surprisingly deep DR.  It's really small, ...