Lancelot365
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Last time I checked, I dont have a single photo shot with 1/8000.
Nikon D750 Official
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iamveryclever
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Is shutter speed all that matters to you? Every camera has its pros and cons, and there are no benchmarks to measure what aspects quantifies one to be 'full frame'.
Based on today's technology one could very well pack a d4s with a 50mp sensor, ultra fast focus speed and an Intel i7 processor. There isn't a camera out there that caters to all our wants, but still, it doesn't make them less of a camera.
1/8000 is a defacto spec for most DSLR or at least the full frame ones. Don't u feel shortchanged?
iamveryclever
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Definitely. I feel shortchanged when my camera doesn't cater to every aspects of my wants. I whine about it, who doesn't? But it's definitely not all that matters to me.
Would I want a camera with 1/16000 of a shutter speed? Of cause! Would I use it all the time?, nope I don't. 1/8000 is definitely it a defacto, at least not for my books. It's definitely a good to have, but can make do without.
Uncle, you shoot better than most people and your know camera very well. Better put your energy in better use, you know what I mean.
petetherock
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http://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/feat...LR+production+line&utm_campaign=A1HWZhomepage
The Nikon factory line... interesting..
The Nikon factory line... interesting..
mackie8
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interesting review from a wedding photographer
http://www.robertopanciatici.com/2014/10/nikon-d750-review-samples-images.html/
he changed this 2sets d810 with 2sets D750
http://www.robertopanciatici.com/2014/10/nikon-d750-review-samples-images.html/
he changed this 2sets d810 with 2sets D750
Kit
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if it makes you feel any better, a Leica also max out at 1/4000th but costs 4 times more.
u dont shoot at f1.4? or u dont shoot outdoor?
i have a d700 with 35mm f1.4 and the iso200 1/8000 drives me nuts.
i bought a d800 thinking the iso100 1/8000 will solve my problem but the d800 cant focus well on my 35mm....
i hear the d750 af is very good, if they gave 1/8000 shutter, i would have bought it instantly
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D750 fast lens shooters have to standby ND filters for outdoor.
1/4000 is a big turn off for some users.
you use the 50 1.2??
Sometimes I have problem with f2.8 on micro4/3 1/4000. So far no problem on dslr 1/8000. Get what I mean?
GaryCHM
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I have got it for over 2 weeks now.... I am very impressed by the DR, the high ISO capability, the Fast and Accurate AF and tracking speed... and especially the light weight....
The tilting screen i dont use much of it.... but is a good to have...
ISO @ 12,800 still clean is quite amazing. The files from this camera is simply outstanding! I simply love this camera!
The tilting screen i dont use much of it.... but is a good to have...
ISO @ 12,800 still clean is quite amazing. The files from this camera is simply outstanding! I simply love this camera!
Very tempting. Probably get for my wife then.
petetherock
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Sounds like the same trip ortega was on
It's interesting to read that they transferred production to Japan during the floods... that would have been a good time to score some made in Japan Nikon products...
last I heard micro4/3 have native ISO starting from 200~ 1 stop difference.
GaryCHM
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