Alex Permit

Nikon lens on a7rIII?  Commlite adaptor for (poor) AF funtionality.  Others for manual focus. Sony Lens with a D850?  None Nikon Lens with a D850?  Excellant.

The two zoom buttons as well as the menu and ok buttons, which are normally on the left, are there on the right.

The OP posted this question back in 2012, so he couldn’t have used a D7200. But with a D3200 the principles would be the same. At the same distance you would get the same DOF but of course you ...

Ah, a double sarcasm.  Yes, that’s another way to play the mirror madness.

You do realize I was being sarcastic, as was the original poster

Larger than the Sony, thank god. Smaller than a D850. https://nikonrumors.com/2018/08/08/new-nikon-mirrorless-camera-leak-from-china-is-it-a-mockup-or-a-real-picture.aspx/

Don’t live in the present.  Plan for the future! With the new mirrorless coming out, you’d be just wasting time and valuable electricty taking photographs with your soon to be antiquated D850.  And ...

Holding  WB and ISO buttons down together for more than two seconds will reset camera settings.  But Indon’t think that is your problem.

With an electronic viewfinder.

Exposing to the right is NOT new. This is how we all exposed slide film. Because, just like with digital, its the highlights that get blown out. Similarly, with a negative film, its the shadows...

Ah yes, “digital zoom”.

I don’t think its a waste.  When I go out birding, I know I will be cropping.  Getting the full view of the crop in my viewfinder is a real big advantage.  The alternative is to buy a seperate DX ...

Expecting Nikon’s on sensor phase detection to perform as well as the D5’s dedicated system is asking too much. Asking Nikons’s existing (non AFP) lenses to perform as well on an MILC as lenses ...

I think you said it all...

I own an A7r2 as well as a D500 and D5.. I think you listed most everything I thought of (and a few more), and in the order of importance. To your list I would add a larger amount of niche ...

What makes you think you’ll see people with those things? Someone who have to actually buy one first.

I would be happy to use a FF mirroless camera in DX mode with DX lenses.  I would get a “full” viewfinder view when using DX lenses, unlike the ceop view when using a FF DSLR in DX mode. ...

I thought it was Louis Armstrong.  But hey, either way, big thumbs up!

The BIG mount on the Z, coupled with the SMALL mount on the F leaves LOTS of empty space in the F mount adapter.  Enough room for a mechanical linkage mechanism to drive for all the pre E type ...

The 180-400mm f/4E, and 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR.  If the Z to F mount works flawlessly, there is little reason for Nikon NOT to continue development of the F for a long time