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Biggest fault of this lens is the optics jump sometimes when AF engages, causing the scene through the viewfinder to jump as well. AF-S 1.8G 50mm Nikon lens doesn't do this. I've not used my 50mm ...

dpreview continues their Canon bias, giving this much more attention than the superior Nikon Z bodies. This has been obvious for more than 10 years on this site. I've always wondered how much money...

Along with the Nikon 35mm 1.8G, take a look at the Tamron 35mm 1.8 VC. I consider the Tamron better than the Nikon as the Tamron is weather sealed and has vibration reduction. I own the Nikon 35mm ...

I'd strongly recommend the D810 over the D800e. Many improvements with the 810. Refurbished from Cameta Camera for $1849 with a 1 year warranty is the best option imho. I just picked one up and ...

Fuji lenses (Fujinon large format especially) have always been known to be stellar.

Plenty on ebay used if you don't mind a high-actuation body (like 100K+ clicks). I am very satisfied with my refurbished D810 that came from Cameta Camera for $1849 and free shipping plus a 1 year ...

EVF tech is always getting better. Many have eyesight that is failing for low light manual focus, the EVF helps a lot here. Manual focus has the potential to be much easier with an EVF vs OVF. The ...

I'll certainly never sell my Df. I get the most pleasure out of using that one vs all the others. Just an amazing camera.

I have a ton of slides to scan (2,000+) and the ES-1 is more for slides than strip film from what I understand. I have a dedicated film scanner (Nikon Coolscan V) but it's so darn slow to scan an ...

In that price range I'd recommend the Nikon D750 and the Nikon 24-120mm f4 VR. Or a good second hand D810 with the same lens.

I just bought the ES-1 from Amazon (much cheaper, and I have the 55mm 2.8 Micro-Nikkor to use with it). I didn't see why the ES-2 was worth more than twice the price.

Agreed. Straight out of camera jpg's from the D700 have great quality and color. I never changed the default settings after I bought mine new in Nov 2008 and I loved every minute of it.

Just shot at night with my Tamron 24-70 2.8 and all photos were taken at f2.8 and the results are outstanding. Definitely appreciate f2.8 and VC. Prefer f2.8 over the additional reach of the Nikon ...

Mine is definitely Nikon factory refurbished with the 90 day warranty. I also purchased from Cameta to gain the additional 1 year warranty. The D810 is in perfect operating condition and the ...

What about the latency between the eye and the trigger finger? Gotta calculate that in as well, though that would be the same on a flippy mirror camera and a mirrorless :-)

I thought $249 with no tax and free shipping was well worth it.

I've owned two PD 10-100mm lenses, and both worked great. Still have the second one and will keep it for video and casual travel photography.

Nikon has released a very solid mirrorless camera with some very solid looking lenses. I am particularly interested in the 35mm 1.8 S. The Z6 is a good replacement for the D750 unless you really ...

When viewing an image at pixel level (100% zoom on the screen) yes, more pixels does indeed make a difference in that it reveals motion blur more than less pixels. Think of higher resolution like ...

I shoot with my D810 very carefully vs with my Df or even my D750. I know the D810 captures a lot of fine detail with 36MP of resolution so I shoot much more carefully and deliberately. WIth the ...