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Matt are you making standard sized previews the size of your monitor (which would be the auto setting)? Even going a bit bigger or smaller can cause lag on my machines but at the right resolution...

I had problems with Seagate enclosures though the drives themselves have held up well. Right now my main drive is a WD duo I think is their brand for them?  It's a RAID USB enclosure and comes with ...

There are 2 key components for this, one is the computer part CPU/GPU/RAM the other being the display. Looking it up this one has 91% sRGB 59% Adobe RGB which isn't great but it's not horrible for ...

Low noise should get a stop better if the trend continues. They'd probably do something like the D7500 where it keeps the 51 point AF module but gets the new high res metering one. This is supposed ...

Canon and Nikon both do it and can due to their market share. The others offer more customization as a way to compete. For example my Olympus EM10 rivals or maybe even beats my D750 in ...

Usually they are very similar to consumer chips if not identically performing for most tasks as long as they are the same architecture/core count/clock speed. And many times you'll find versions ...

In a lot of previews and some reviews I've seen that the new metering system of the D7500 is supposed to improve the AF tracking but I haven't seen much in regards to how it compares to the D7200 ...

Yes you could, I shoot with a D750/D7200 and a D700/D7100 before that...my second shooters for the most part use Canon 7 & 5D's and I can match the colors pretty easily. Looking at the shot above ...

Ah I didn't know all the headaches on the Mac side, mine's in a Dell workstation so the GPU's are just plug and play.  I'd look over in the Mac forum for more info on that. Also I'm sure there are ...

10 day rentals aren't much more but at least in terms of shooting it should be a pretty smooth transition.  There are a few minor differences in the body but it's mostly the same and while it's ...

If that trip is your only big landscape shoot where you really "need" the D850 I'd wait. Rent a D810 for 150 bucks for a week and you'll have a camera with great image quality, then in 6-9 months ...

I used them semi regularly and if you shoot manually the live histogram is amazing and can be huge help with rapidly changing lighting.  My biggest issues like the lag/slide show effect with ...

Just to write a quick reply specific to this post that 1,400 dollar cost difference is enough for many to pause. I'm still going to get a D850 eventually because of the ~20MP DX crop, FX ...

I wouldn't write its' obituary yet, as of today it's a 1,400 dollar difference and the D500 is likely to go lower before the D850. If you don't need the D850's resolutions ever (and there are few ...

I'll go for the D850 but probably in a year or 2 as I'm not in a huge rush, my current D750/D7200 kit doesn't leave me wanting more most of the time.  But the D850 does offer 3 huge things for me: ...

The D850 in DX mode is ~19.6MP and IIRC 24MP on DX is f7.4 and 16 MP is f9 Since the pixel size is roughly the same as the D7500 so if you're curious about it/how bad it gets you could check out ...

It's all personal taste but I like being about to sit back a bit while I cull images especially when I'm out with a laptop. You could do it with a separate keyboard but gamepads are smaller and...

That end of the spectrum might never get to be that cheap especially if Olympus keeps those models out there.  For fun I just looked at the 35-100 F2 and they're still going for over 1k.

If you want value I'd go m4/3, the Fuji system is great but in many ways its' a premium product right now.  m4/3 lenses are generally cheaper and also there are more of them/they have been out for ...

I actually shoot with FX, DX, and mirrorless so here are my thoughts: I really like the FX/DX combo and used it exclusively for my work until this year.  The big thing here is that the D7200 and ...