Josh152

FWIW my D800 works as Freinado describes when using the AF-ON.  IN AF-S single point if you have it set to focus priority and let go of the AF-ON button after acquiring focus the shutter wont fire ...

LOLOLOL Never change you're great.

Yeah if you're just walking around a park taking found snaps in afternoon light, sure the camera wont' make that much of a difference assuming we are talking modern ILCs. But shoot a football ...

God you m4/3s users like to project your inferiority complex concerning your chosen sensor size on to others. It is really getting old. FF users don't' care at all a bigger format is available....

If you stick with Nikon and arn't talking Going back to film era stuff the cameras/accessories usually will be backwards/forwards compatible.

How long has it been since it was delivered?  If its been more than a day or two I can understand their suspicion.  What is the store?   If it was DOA and you didn't wait forever to open it and ...

The only time I ever use the info display is if my camera on a tripod to high to see the top LCD.  Like if my tripod is at height that is too low to keep bending over but too high to see the top ...

You can't. The camera is designed to prioritize getting the shot over everything else and rightly so. As soon as you half press the shutter the Monitor turns off no matter if you are in a menu, ...

Yes it but the D5 has a more limited version.  Nikon seems hesitant to put one on their flagship body. Look at Q91 and Q92 http://nikonrumors.com/2016/01/08/nikon-d5-specifications-and-features-exp ...

The D5, well all the single digit bodies really, is designed for a few very specific niches of pro photography and as a aspirational item for some amateurs.  Basically due to it's size, features ...

Too obvious.  Most of your trolling is better. 1/10

Same here. On my D800 I have AF-ON focus and the shutter button half press be AE-L only. The D800 has the advantage of having both the buttons so I have the AE-L/AF-L button set to Spot Meter and ...

Well it's probably a safe bet that the D820 will be a FF version of this body style. Probably it will be slightly bigger, have 42mp, do 6fps in FX 7-8 in crop, but otherwise it will basically be a...

Umm no. That is the most silly thing I have read here. Firstly for what it's designed for the D500 will easily run circles around any mirrorless ever made or that probably will ever be made in...

I have a feeling there was a lot more demand for this camera than Nikon suspected. Which is probably why it took so long to be offered in the first place and when it finally was, probably just so...

Nope. If you have a D7xxx or above body You can still make a full kit out of AF, AF-D, AI, and AI-S lenses and never use an AF-S lens.  I wouldn't recommend it since many of the AF-S lenses are ...

@EthanP99

Right those features are just an incremental update. Those are all things the camera basically had to have improved to even be considered an upgrade to the A6000. So not that exciting...

Yep so does calling the AF "incredible" based only on Sony's marketing copy without ever having used it.

Look this is real simple. Either you need what this camera offers or you don't. If you don't there are much better cameras for you in Canon's/Nikon's/Sony's lineup but if you do need this type...