Michael1000

Have you shot with any of these super zooms?  I shot birds in my back yard with a P900 at full zoom, 2000mm equivalent, and I never had the problems you describe.

Even cell phones can be upgraded every year for several years, so why not cameras? If Nikon was smart they would adopt this philosophy.  Let's say a year after the release of a new camera, they ...

A three or four year old camera is a dinosaur.  Technology is moving too fast for such as approach to be competitive.  They either put out a new camera every year or 18 months like Sony, or build ...

That true of any focal length and shooting something at distance.  Just because it shoots at 3000mm equivalent, doesn't mean that it can't focus closer than 10 miles.  :-)

I hope I am wrong, but the rumors seems to have gone a bit too quiet for something as big as a new Nikon mirrorless camera to be announced in two days.

It's called software.  That means it can be updated as new technology is developed without throwing away the hardware. If you don't have access to the internet, then you shouldn't own any ...

I don't think the word of mouth would be good when the pro photographer shows up with a cell phone or a little Canon point and shoot.  Even if the photographer could get good pictures, it would be ...

That's very good service by B&H.

If you hire a photography, and he/she shows up with a small camera, it implies that the photography is not reinvesting much in his/her trade.  The photographer might be good, but you are wondering ...

This would not be a stuck pixel if it goes away under some conditions.  Sounds like some sort of electronics problem.

Nose.

Why do all that when you can get a P1000? Then you have one device that does it all.

You haven't used one obviously. I had a B700 and a P900. The B700 was better for quality, since I could process the raw files on my computer using the same Nikon raw processing as used by all the...

"The best lens is the one you have with you."

The D1000 has a lens for virtually every situation. I can see why the P900 was so popular, and I expect this camera to be every bit as popular.

We could all go back to manual focus lenses, handheld light meters, and film to get in that extra practice.  :-)

No.  Just the opposite.  Like many, I am a left eyed shooter.  Non-center EVF cameras are out for me.  I also like the EVF on the same centerline as the lens for close-up and macro type work.

I don't think any camera should die shooting video or anything else at room temperature.  Time to get a different camera.

Your link is dead. I don't have any data to support this, but I suspect the Nikon APS-C market is shrinking faster than their FF market.  Some people who I have known who used APS-C in the past, ...

Not sure why so many people are skeptical of a camera dying at 115F.  Have any of you been in 115F?  I was on Friday here in SoCal.  That is blazing hot.  Metal door handles in the shade feel ...

Even with an OVF, the picture is not processed in real time.  There is shutter lag. Also with EVF lag, wouldn't you automatically lead the subject to compensate for the lag?