I'm off work for a week so today I worked out Nikon's formula and predicted the D9000 in 5 years - it will be the real D300 replacement 
Nikons forced upgrade path prediction
Nikons forced upgrade path prediction
D9000 in 5 years?
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You obviously have too much time on your hands.
I wouldn't call the 500 a "Pro DX"
Where are the D4 and D5 series listed? Surely they are pro bodies. And are you calling the D3 a "higher than" pro body? I'm not quite sure I understand your graph and what it shows...
Sorry Dez. I'm not seeing anything but a white box with some truncated words...
it says "for dx bodies" - full frame is a different chart and I don't know enough about those bodies to comment on them. The D3 just shows where FF began and leaves the dx chart.
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Ah! I see that now! . Thanks for the clarification. I guess I was thrown off by the inclusion of the D1 and D2 bodies, which were pro but DX...
. Thanks for the clarification. I guess I was thrown off by the inclusion of the D1 and D2 bodies, which were pro but DX...
That's where the confusion came in with their naming - D1 D2 then D3 but full frame. They should have given it a different name.Ah! I see that now!
Actually on looking at it again all the pro dx bodies had a built in grip - I may need to rearrange things...
You're right - it doesn't have a built in grip! I did an edit on my chart. After the D510 the "hundred series" semi pro bodies will lose a feature and the pro body Dx1 will be released with all the featuresI wouldn't call the 500 a "Pro DX"
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