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Funny you mention dual card slots. Before I had a DSLR with them, I always thought no big deal. I was wrong, they are a great feature. For the E-M1 though I would think dual slots would offer a ...

Glad we could offer some help. Just a note, the Sigma 17-50 f/2.8 EX DC OS has a known issue on some Nikon bodies with the OS not cycling off. I know it is an issue on the D7100, is why I never ...

Weegee, this was in interesting thread to start, I look forward to seeing more long-time Nikon shooters weigh in on  it!

I completely agree with your thoughts on the D70, it was a crucial camera not just for Nikon but for the DSLR in general. I'll add another step, though, the D50. It was my first DSLR, and I'm sure ...

Benjamin, you need to re-read this thread. Your 85mm f/1.8G is not capable of producing a photo with that type of rendition and depth. Please delete it and stop confusing people. Next thing you're ...

Jordan, probably a question more for the full time wedding photogs. I'll say it depends, I think the 70-200 is more a staple of event guys like me, but in a large church or outdoor setting for a ...

A very nice image, but I love even more a lot of the work on your website. Outstanding photography, you're a true artist, thank you for including the links to your work!

Thierry,  you're much better at these types of threads than I am. You probably are one of the people of calm and reason. I hope you have lots of children who have inherited that from you, the ...

"Personally, I feel"... in other words, I'm expressing my opinion. And why not talk about value? So the 85 f/1.8G is built a little less robustly, and you give up a fraction of a stop of light, ...

I certainly enjoy mine, it draws nicely on my D610. I still have no idea what 3D pop is supposed to be. This is like the "3D effect" that used to get punted about on the Sigma forum all the time ...

Jordan, It depends on what aspect of IQ you're talking about. In terms of noise behavior, the D610 enjoys what feels like a full stop advantage over the D7100, probably a little less over the D7200 ...

Monty is discussing the equally contentious topic of high resolution audio here https://xiph.org/~xiphmont/demo/neil-young.html , and in his article touches on many aspects of scientific method ...

"Pseudoscience is a claim, belief, or practice that is presented as scientific, but which does not adhere to a valid scientific methodology, lacks supporting evidence or plausibility, cannot be ...

Rented the Tamron for a weekend, tried shooting in a variety of settings. It wasn't a matter of the Tamron's focusing speed, it was focusing accuracy on my D610, it simply missed on occasion where ...

I could not agree with you more. I've shot several different primes on different systems over the years, and all the stuff they're talking about in that article is just bunk. Its like the ...

Lord Mox, I went through this a while back, resulted in a pretty long thread here in this forum :) In the end, I opted for the Sigma 70-200 f/2.8 EX HSM OS. New it was only $1149, which was about ...

I have to second CBR1100XX on the AF coverage issue. I was shooting a D7100 side by side with my D610 for a while, and one of the few advantages of the D7100 was that it had much better AF ...

As a longtime Nikon shooter, in my opinion the D3300 is not a great value. It has a fantastic imagine sensor and pipeline and a severely limited body and feature set surrounding it, leaving the ...

I agree with Jozef, your blog is a great read. Italy fascinates me, the sheer amount of art to be found in the most unassuming places, wow.

I can't argue with Nick's recommendation at all. The more I shoot the E-M1 (it is newer to me, I also have the E-M10ii and Panasonic G7) the more I'm impressed with it. I personally find it easy ...