camerosity

Well, for what it's worth, Nikon did claim it was a new sensor. From their release notes: "At the core of the Nikon D4S is a newly developed 16.2-megapixel FX-format CMOS Sensor (36 x 23.9mm), ...

OK, fair enough, the physical part may be the same, but the processing of the data off of the sensor reached the next level, and so image quality is improved over the base D4, which the Df ...

I'm pretty satisfied with my refurbished Df Kit (Black) for $1799 from Adorama Camera. Only had 30 clicks on the body when I got it. I love the look of the images and I love using the camera (I ...

Not sure if the D4s sensor is identical to the D4 - I read it was updated so wouldn't be the same one as in the Df...?

Really? What does the D750 not do for you that you need? Shill article at best, posted by a Sony rep no doubt. Ignore list added!

An EVF is still a compromise vs. an optical viewfinder. There is lag when you look through an EVF vs. an OVF. There is artifacting at times, and it is often too bright and eye strain results after...

Yeah the J5 is a great point and shoot, but I'll never relate to it the same way I did to my V1. WIth the viewfinder it just becomes so much more of a serious camera to me. Without a viewfinder, I ...

I'm waiting for dpreview to publish the "Best Cameras for People Who Don't Have a Family But Wish They Did Only On Alternate Thursdays" article

For what it's worth, the D700 is compatible with 64GB CF cards, according to Nikon. See this thread - https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4039305

Take that, Nikon haters. It's not going away for a long, long time!!

Your 50mm 1.8G is actually an FX lens so becomes a 75mm in terms of field of view in DX. I would look at the D7200 or D7500, I wouldn't go older than the D7200. And I would look at purchasing a ...

OP is shooting her young daughter's dance competitions, the LX100 would not be a good fit at all for that scenario, regardless of how good it works for you.

If the D850 seems to be $1000.00 better than the D810, go for it. Personally I think the D810 is more camera than most people need already. I have owned it and it was great but the D750 is a ...

My two-cents worth - if you're primarily shooting indoor dance competitions, the D750 really can't be beat for low light performance. A compact point and shoot won't be able to match the quality. ...

You are aware that dpreview has Nikon DSLR forums right? Why are you posting in the Nikon 1 forum? Please post this question in the relevant forum.

Just goes to prove that it isn't the gear, it's the photograph that counts. Nobody ever looks at an image in an art gallery and says "Wow, too bad he didn't take this picture with *this kind of ...

Well good to know the D750 can reach 500K clicks!

It's the whole picture - signs of abuse, impact, moisture damage, anything. I bought a used Nikon F5 once for very little money (around $225) and it came looking great. When I raised it to my eye ...

I went from a D700 to a D800 back to a D700 then to a D750 back to a D700 then to a D810 then back to a D750. The D750 wins. For a lot of reasons already stated.

I would call KEH a very well regarded trusted seller. You can't go wrong buying from them. I've bought a few things from them over the years and their prices are very good. Are you able to inspect ...