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No, not to the D760, but to the D6, a D850 with all the bells and whistles of the D5 and more!

Most of us are simply interested in photography. A good photographer can take a picture on a box-brownie and it will be a better picture than the most practiced amateur can produce with the best ...

I don't think you will notice.

Think. about the 24-120 f4 as well.  It is a very useful lens and rarely leaves my camera.

It will be a pro-bodied D850 with all the bells and whistles of the D5, and more, and with a much bigger price-tag.  As I said previously, my view was and still is that the D850 was a test-bed for ...

have had to decline several shoots during this time without a camera. If you shoot professionally, why no backup camera? Is the repair warranted or otherwise guaranteed? Perhaps a strongly worded ...

AFAIK the 21" model is non-user upgradeable, so if you intend to increase ram later, the 27" is a necessity.  The ram supplied by Apple is expensive.  I upgraded my 27" iMac from 8GB to 24GB for ...

So, what's new!  New technology = new cost.  A valid reason (excuse) for the consumer to be ripped off again.

Ant well sety=up modern computer should do.  I process mine on a variety of computers: iMac: 4Ghz, 24GB ram, 27 inch 5k resolution MacBook Pro 15 inch (2017) Macbook Pro 13 inch (2018) There is ...

How old is the camera?

Still a toy for me.  I love playing with it - the camera that is - before anyone makes any comment!

Yup! Still using mine, now as a backup to my D850.It still produces extremely sharp photos.

And the D3 is STILL a fantastic camera fir its age

Why ask?  Try it and see!

Since having the D850, I have stopped shooting RAW for personal stuff like family, kids and generalised photography, keeping my use of RAW for the important jobs.

I always thought the max shutter speed was 1/8000

My policy covers each specified item for full replacement value.

I think that's been known about for some time

All my gear worth more than £500 is listed individually and is automatically covered by my household policy.