If he won a $10 million dollar lottery, I'm sure he'd find something negative to say about it!
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If he won a $10 million dollar lottery, I'm sure he'd find something negative to say about it!
If you are going to shoot in the theater/performing arts center, the e-shutter of the Z6 wil make a BIG difference. You do not upset the audience with shutter noise. I had parents complain to my student about the camera shutter noise of her dSLR.It’s been a while since the last post. Did anyone here get a D780? I’m waffling between this and a Z6 but since I eventually hope to be shooting events, especially high school, again once this coronavirus business is done I’m not sure about the Z6 frame rate through the evf.
I don't think so.Indoor sports - basketball and volleyball, outdoor sports - soccer and track a field. 12 FPS is with autofocus only. Is there much variation in exposure from frame to frame with this mode?
I believe it does when using Live View.Doesn't the D780 have silent shooting?
You need to read the details.Doesn't the D780 have silent shooting?
I don't pay that much attention. There's no contacts for a grip? What are they thinking?I'd be all over the D780 if they made a grip, even if it was just a battery pack like the MB-N10 for the Z5/6/7. Nikon's cost cutting measures just loses sales for them. The Z cameras aren't for me, I prefer Sony for mirrorless, but Nikon DSLRs still serve a practical need for me.
I am in that same boat. I agree that the new 780 has a lot to like (and a few things that are less so popular) but my D750 has a lot of life left in it and I am not one to just run after every new model that comes out even if they have a few upgrades. Heck, I have yet to master everything my D750 will do! No, I am saving my money, I have lots of cameras that are better than I am so why change?if I wore my 750 out I would probably go for a 780, but alas I only have 71970 on the odometer so expect to double that before it gets replaced