RichRMA

I don't know what matters to you, but if "keepers" matter, then the D3s will give you more than a D600.  If pixel counts matter, then the D600.

I haven't, I've only used the D750.  I was commenting in general on DXO and its rating system.  In other words, if it thinks the D610 is "better" don't take it at face value.  Try both.  To me, ...

Remember when National Geographic needed 4-5 people just to go through and pick (out of a few hundred) images for the magazine?  How many people did this guy employ doing that?

Not only that, their rating system marks don't take into account many other things that impact images.

I still like a photo site without any junk on it, were you aren't forced to "monetize" or accept any other thing on a page other than your photos.

Funny part is, you'll rarely if ever meet a do-gooder (aka, liberal) who will live within five miles of any neighbourhood populated by "migrants" or any other group they are saying we owe a living to.

When I point the lens down, the iris opens up, when it tilt the lens upward, it closes down.  Strange.

When you hit focus with the 100mm f/2.0 it'll produce excellent images. But, without AF, even someone good with MF is going to lose more shots than an average shooter using AF, unless every shot...

Loxia reminds me of what you might put on a bagel.

Yes, need both hands free for the camera.

I don't know if it's possible, but a wearable, one-eyed EVF tethered or even blue-toothed to the camera body would be handy when it comes to some macro shots.  I think I'd prefer it to looking at ...

About the tilted screen. I never much liked it (on Olympus) because it was a bit stiff to unfold and didn't have the articulation ability of the (now) fully articulated screen. Or, the...

Otus sounds like the American elevator companies. Batis sounds like...bats. What was the line they cancelled called?

Otus sounds like the American elevator companies. Batis sounds like...bats. What was the line they cancelled called? Touit, which sounds like Twit.

I'd like a 4mm f/0.70 rectilinear for it.

You mean like having to create zip or tar files just to upload more than one image at a time?

Where is Zeiss getting these lens family names from, the CDC?

It's still a half-a-- effort at a mirror-less. Carefully making sure it doesn't threaten DSLR sales, just like Nikon.

Most people purchasing the higher-end FF Nikons stick with Nikon glass when they can. Maybe manual focus Zeiss lenses sometimes.

Improved coatings, ED glass, molded aspherical surfaces are all contributing to lens improvements.  That, and in-camera correction.