mais51

A jump on April 1st story - a bit too early to be effective.

Agree, I am NOT looking for a fully waterproof D850 body - but at least it can take a flash or two My D800 was practically soaked when it was flashed by a big wave of fresh water in Milford Sound - ...

Of course they never - however if Apple and Samsung and other smart phone makers can water proof their products there is no reason why not - Nikon has make interchangeable lens waterproof cameras ...

Aer Lingus is not really generous with luggage - we have to buy checked luggage flying from Dublin to Manchester. A look at Aer Lingus website come up with these clauses: (1) For Aer Lingus journeys ...

Of course you really can't soak a digital camera in water but you can soak a phone or some other less delicate electronic gadgets. I sincerely hope Nikon and other camera makers pay more attention ...

Rain is not a problem because fresh water is not corrosive, so if a bit gets in it will dry out and leaves no residue - salt water is another animal - the higher salt concentration the more ...

Fails to focus at any focal length - that is not a autofocus lens, it is a paperweight.

Me buying this camera - I don't think I allow myself to be caught in the Leica marketing hype. But of course there are always people out there paying for it because seriously no matter how...

Zoom framing is not a unique feature of Leica camera, anyone can do it with any camera, it's called cropped image. Zoom framing is a marketing terms invented by Leica to hide the short coming of a...

I don't have unlimited fund - having just bought the D850 I have to sit out in the next few years - hopefully by that time the Z is sufficiently advanced for me to justify 3, 4 thousand dollars on ...

You learn whichever bit of info meets your need.  No one is spoon feeding anyone here.

Adding up the weight of your equipment comes to about 7 kg and you are entitled to carry 7 kg with you on board - just pack everything securely inside a hard shell cabin roller case complying to ...

If you can't see - turn Live View on - there is more than one way to view the image.

Sorry Tommi you don't know what you are talking about. RAID: Redundant Array of Independent Disks - by its name already implies redundancy - and that is the reason RAID come about

How so ?
Currently XQD card is approximately 10% more expensive than the latest Type II SD card of similar capacity but the XQD card is 400 MB/s R&W whereas the SD card is only up to 300 MB/s...

Prices you have to pay for using third party lenses
For how long will Sigma update their lenses to keep up with new innovations and features of the host cameras ?

I have been using a Sony XQD USB3 reader for nearly a year without any issue
You have to buy a memory card anyway - and XQD is not that much more expensive if you compare to the price of a type II...

@joe_leads
Nikon cameras use Type B CFexpress and XQD (a Sony version of CFexpress)
Can't wait to get one for my D850 (hopefully Nikon will have firmware update ready prior to the launch of CFexpress

Too dangerous - if the SSD corrupted you are tossed - I always copy my image onto 2 portable hard drives - cheap now only $100 for 2TB 2.5" second one for back-up and labelled as such.

With this fake ads their name is now well and truly in the rinse cycle before being flushed.