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Nope, not even that. When I tried it, briefly, I used metal prints all over the place, including several that were 60" on the long end, custom printed. They still won't follow up with a website ...

Not too bad. Won't work. I speak from both experience and many, many secondhand comments from professionals I know who've tried it. No one (basically) will follow up and go to a website. Well and ...

Do you live in a touristy area? Are you willing to rent shop space in areas with a lot of foot traffic? Are you good at self promotion or willing to hire someone that is? If the answer to all three ...

Seems underexposed.

Ah, I see. That makes sense for the guidelines outlined by the OP.

So a stay at home individual who made $5 last year with a camera must be considered a pro? I much prefer the OP's phrasing.

I think, for the purposes of defining professional as related to a contest, that's about as good as you're likely to get. My question is, why bother having a categorical distinction between pro and ...

The RF feature is limited to 98ft, and probably won't function effectively beyond that and maybe not even up to that point. The times when I desperately need RF is when the flashes are quite a ...

Not correct. Crashpc is right.

Yes, it is very noticeably faster and more accurate than the D4.

Ah, gotcha. So the answer is that the FF with a 600mm f/4 prime will provide a better overall image than a compact at the extreme long end of its zoom range.

Even then I'm not seeing that result. Could you post an example?

Does such a lens exist?

After owning it since Tuesday, I've finally had the chance to test out the D5 at lower ISO's, outdoors, in bright contrasty conditions. I've underexposed, well exposed, and overexposed a variety ...

Interesting order. I'd go AF, high ISO quality, DR, flash system, and then lens selection (because they all have quality lenses for what I use).

Tons of good options. If I had to pick one I would probably choose a Nikon D810.

Covers the broadest range of FL's, excepting fisheyes, which I loath.

I haven't read every post but I have read most. I'm still wondering why the OP was using the client's camera for the job. In almost 9 years of shooting professionally (or even as an amateur before ...

My heart was beating faster by the end. Well played.

The focus is simply amazing. It makes me smile almost every shutter press.