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In what situations did your D810's AF come up short vs your D750?

Will be funny to see when people accidentally post a personal image to their "business" account.

I ordered the 24-70. The samples DPR posted last week were very impressive. I'm hoping its performance @ infinity matches what I saw in those samples and that the edges hold up.

For small bodies I go for the thinnest and lightest strap I can find. Comfort isn't an issue since the body doesn't put much weight around your neck. These straps look nice but a little unwieldy...

Images should tell a story but I don't get a sense of that from the photos you've shared except maybe the private stair image and perhaps the dog. Image #1 has nice symmetry with the grid embedded ...

That's the best review money can buy - Kelby was a Nikon shooter until a few years ago when suddenly he "discovered" Canon, ie got some kind of deal that he wont disclose :-) I would wait for some ...

I think curved sensors are supposed to help with peripheral vignetting and perhaps some sharpness issues as well from oblique light entry but the basic performance issue are the optics themselves. ...

http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/42125211 http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/50774257 :-)

This brings up an interesting point. On my Canon 16-35mm f/4 IS lens I recently noticed that the either the right or left edge of the image isn't as sharp when I have IS on vs off. My first ...

This should give you a frame of reference for the maximum amount of movement the sensor can make in each axis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ncye37e6xM

Naturally it'll depend on the style of shooting. I'm primarily a landscape shooter and 70-200mm is my most used focal length range. Fortunately most 70-200mm zooms are much better in terms of edge ...

Unfortunately the improvement is decidedly less sanguine on full-frame sensors as you approach the edges of the frame for the majority of lenses, particularly zooms. Of course the resolution at ...

Extending that analogy further, most computers/notebooks have been shipping with 4GB or 8GB for the past 7 years - any more doesn't improve total system performance for most workloads. Pretty ...

Sounds like the firmware or embedded processor locked up. I don't recall ever seeing it on a D750 but it's not outside the realm of possibility. Could just be a outlier bug that wont happen ever ...

Yep: http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/54957965

@role_of_72, the 14-24mm has pretty good sunstars. Here's a photo with mine @ 14mm f/13:

https://horshack.smugmug.com/Nature/Lake-Tahoe/i-jtmnctv/0/X2/tahoe_465-X2.jpg

Thanks for the images. I immediately went looking for any that are suitable for gauging edge sharpness and centering quality. Image #1 (wide shot of woman on phone) @ 67mm f/3.5 has the edges near...

If every camera maker focused on software things would get a lot better for users.

Better to keep the camera's actual performance a mystery (ie no reports from actual owners vs Nikon-selected enthusiastic pre-owners) than to have the camera start entering the mainstream and...

If the 24-70 performs as well as the Canon but I can find a well-centered copy then the A7rII will become my main landscape camera.