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Sensor size isn't as much of an issue, as is EACH pixel in the sensor ;)

The reason most people "abandon" a D-SLR, is because they refuse to use anything but the green "A" auto mode. Never see them use P,A,S or even M mode

I'm amazed at the shots I get in Raw, on my D7200 @ ISO's above 4000.  I even had one at 9000, yeah, noise, but a completely usable photo unless you are a pixel peeper. https://flic.kr/p/2ebCSmc

Nikon D7200 + Tamron 100-400mm lens

The whole notch/bezels/colorful/slim/stylish crap just cracks me up.
It's a flipping phone, not a object of art...but, considering the price they
charge, I guess people think they are a work of...

It ain't the camera...it's the eye looking through the lens.

I've been VERY happy with my Tamron lenses. Started in 2010 with the 18-270, had to send it back about 6 months after purchase because the zoom was locking 1/2 way. Fixed, returned within a week....

I'm probably going with the 90 Tamron.  Nice thing about a dedicated camera store I've gone to for decades.  It's pretty easy to get them to let me try it and then buy it, as opposed to getting ...

If you get a "certified Nikon refurb" 7200, it's an EXCELLENT camera. I upgraded almost 2 years ago, from a well used D5000 to the 7200 and the upgrade was amazing in performance. I know a lot of ...

I've had a refurb 7200 since the middle of 2016.  NOT ONE issue!  I'm one of those that doesn't really use all the "features" because I'm an old school that learned how to shoot photos in the 70's ...

The red dot...Just buy a red dot sticker and put it on your phone, save the money.

It's an awesome lens isn't it!

Kind of get the feeling, another over hyped phone, similar to Andy Rubin's Essential PH-1. Although a good phone, OVER PRICED for the first version.
I suspect the Red Hydrogen might be in the same...

for the price, even if you don't change the lenses, I think you'd be better off with a dslr & "super zoom" lens.

Saturday, around 10pm, clouds cleared. Nikon D7200 + Tamron 100-400, handheld.

Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 with an el-cheapo 4x closeup + Nikon D7200

FINALLY got some much needed rain the past couple days here in the Missouri Ozarks!

I just wish they would quit with all the "multi lens" smartphone camera, and just use ONE BIGGER sensor array.

Yes!  That is what struck me odd.  Most of the grasshoppers I see, are more of an olive drab, but this one was bright green.