Dyun27

Holy crap! Image #2 and #3 scare me! It looks like it's the size of a small briefcase! The person in the photos must be about 3 feet tall. In comparison, the D750 just barely weighs less at...

I have no idea why this discussion is getting so out of hand when my disagreement with the OP stemmed from this single paragraph: " But...and this is a big big but...I went into our new railway ...

Personally I would shoot in manual mode and set the minimum shutter speed to 1/160s, auto ISO, maximum aperture. Or you could also shoot in Aperture priority with minimum shutter speed set to ...

In this one scenario that you dreamed up, if you dial the D600 to a one stop higher ISO than the D5200, the D5200 edges out the D600 by a tiny margin in dynamic range and in noise on the graph, ...

You can do that with flash. He'll make do, just like all the other pro wedding photographers who shoot or have shot weddings outdoors with a D750, D800/E/D810, D3s, D700, D4, D4s, 5D Mark II, 5D ...

I think you know what I'm saying. Full frame has slightly less DOF than smaller sensors when the same settings and equivalent focal length are used. If you only care about having more DOF, full ...

Yeah, I think we're always baffled and surprised by these accidents. :D I never dropped any of my cameras until I got the D750, had it on my lap, got up too fast and it went flying through the ...

I've said this in another thread recently, but I've converted to shoulder sling straps a few years ago and wouldn't go back to a neck strap even if I got them for free. I have a Carry Speed FS-Pro ...

Very sorry to hear about the accident! I think for next time you're in the river with your camera, I would put at least a cheap water-resistant sleeve over it just in case something like this ...

Wouldn't he use flash to freeze and light everyone properly, able to use a lower ISO even at f/8, therefore maintaining good DR? There is a studio comparison tool right here on Dpreview that shows ...

He says in the original post; "B ut...and this is a big big but...I went into our new railway station for some lower light higher ISO comparisons. And...drumroll please... IMHO the D5200 has almost ...

Why would you close the aperture an extra stop, unless you're shooting landscape on a tripod, in which case you can use any ISO you want? If you're the type of shooter who needs all the DOF he can ...

The OP was mainly addressing high ISO performance/noise and that's what I responded to. Whether one camera is better suited for a specific user toward a specific purpose is not really relevant in ...

Lol. I hope you didn't take offense. It's just that it really is physically impossible for the D5200 to be better in low light at any ISO than the D600, unless there's something very wrong with ...

First of all these samples show me that the D600 has less noise. Second, you've got both cameras using different exposures due to the slower or faster shutter speeds, even though the ISO is the ...

In order to determine which camera performs better, you have to set them to their max quality RAW, shoot with the same/similar lens and the same aperture, same shutter speed, same metering, same ...

Yes, all this IS hard to believe. :D Shooting at 14 bit RAW with the D600, using the proper settings and exposure, the D600 will dominate your D5200 and even the most recent D7200 in IQ and noise. ...

Beautiful colors. Nice shots!

That sucks. Shooting panoramas in manual mode (AF and settings) usually keeps things even for me. I also check the photos before I leave the scene to make sure I got what I wanted. I like that on ...

Here's another vote for the 18-35mm f/3.5-4.5G. Very sharp, wide enough and so light! It's also well-built considering the price. I love mine. Here's an album of my images with the 18-35mm: https:/ ...