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APS-C DSLR. Sorry, you can't have it both ways.

When one card fails, it always happens at worst time.

Dimension comparison XQD vs SD 38.5 mm × 29.8 mm vs 32.0×24.0 XQD card standard was developed by Sony, Nikon & SanDisk jointly.

This is wonderful news, it seems Nikon makes the right choice by single slot - XQD card on the Z-series.

Thank you, Delkin

Have you ever tried Sony A9 ? I think you will be surprised pleasantly.:-)

Beginning next year, many Japan official events will require total silent photography,  does anybody want to guess what cameras will be allowed only ? :-D

For portraits, F /1.8 is almost a must, there will be times you simply can not use flash,  the large aperture will do the job. The image quality of 24-105mm is more than excellent as well as focal ...

I am not saying D5, D850 will die over night, from the business point of view, Nikon will continue to support their DSLR line for 6 ~ 8 years. It's their commitment to the loyal customer base. OTOH ...

Not sure about others, on average I get 1700 ~ 2000 shots out of Sony FZ100 battery ( I do a lot of birding photos). So the Nikon battery should be on par, at least.

:-) Before the full specs came out, so many trolls were bashing Sony & saying "Sony-killer",   had they known the camera design input from Sony, lol. Btw, that shinny new  XQD is a Sony card with ...

Nikon is moving to Mirrorless full steam ahead. The days of flapping mirror is gone.

2 years none failed. SD cards, SDxc .. all had failures once or twice, I will say XQD cards are more robust. Now questions is, where does everybody get theirs ? The price of XQD is a bit more ...

Because it's a movie lens.

The first generation of Z-lines can't match D850 in terms of performance, feature & price. It took m43, Sony & Canon at least 3 iterations to get everything right, Nikon MILC products will go down ...

D850 is a marvel of engineering, the price ($3200 in US) is heaven sent, IMHO it's so under-priced, which makes me wonder: why ? Then I remembered the the Japanese culture it's called “ありがとう”: "Tha ...

to the digital camera manufactures, it only adds to the cost while bringing little benefit. Once the mirror box is removed, the body becomes simpler to design, it costs less to produce, not to ...

D5, D850 are the best & last DSLRs produced by Nikon.

Odd, very odd.

The 52mm & 35mm F/1.2 are both Full Frame Mirrorless lenses. I do not know which lenses you refer to.

Nikon lens patent.

The adapter has a mirror in it.