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Hitting the target is not the only criterion. As i said - i rarely missed the target with my D600 but Nikon colors didn't appeal to me, so i left Nikon. Quite many (even on the Nikon FF forum) ...

I see what you mean Zakaria and i completely agree with you regarding the Nikon colors. My last post was a reply to Greyser.

Do you mean that color rendering isn't important to you? I rarely missed a target with my Nikon D600, yet Nikon colors was enough to drive me away. Nikon D500 would probably be the last camera om ...

I have. I've recently sold all my Nikon gear (D600, Sigma 24-105mm art, Nikon 50mm f1.4, Nikon 18-35mm, Nikon 70-300mm). Ergonomics and (mostly) color rendering that never appealed to me, was decisive.

I see that you are a Nikon user, so you should be much more worried about how long Nikon 'will be around'.

No, it doesn't produce 'much sharper images'. It doesn't even produce sharper images. The sharpness you can get with m4/3 and a good lens, is simply amazing. My Sigma DP2M with its foveon sensor is...

Gold for
".....compelling proposition for professionals who can't afford to miss a moment."

The intended target group make up exactly 0,004% of all existing ILC users. I'm not sure it should be...

One doesn't expect any sensible response from you, so no surprise here.

I completely agree with you, Marco. We are many who have noticed the same as you have. Newer cameras have a gazillion pixels, low noise levels at high ISOs and higher dynamic range. They also have ...

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The Davinator?

Great images! The D700 still shines.

No more BS !!

Did you expected that Niels (an employee at Phase One) would say something else?

The more of your posts I read, the more convinced I become that..... 1. You and I don't have the same demands on color rendering. 2. You probably never thought that the color rendering is important. ...

Good article. A couple of quotes from the article..... “I have fought with color from CMOS cameras for many, many years." "The quality, especially regarding tonality, dynamic range, and color, of ...

Do you think? Then you are one of those who are spending way too much time in front of your computer, wasting.....