Don't forget the state tax on top of that in the US, or the VAT in the UK (and EU? Not sure about whether the EU does VAT, too?).....But......$6500 phew!
Don't forget the state tax on top of that in the US, or the VAT in the UK (and EU? Not sure about whether the EU does VAT, too?).....But......$6500 phew!
NH has no sales tax.Don't forget the state tax on top of that in the US, or the VAT in the UK (and EU? Not sure about whether the EU does VAT, too?).....
The way I read it is similar to the Nikon D5. You can choose whether to get one that takes CF Express OR SD. Not both.Unless I misinterpreted things, I was pleased to note that one can still use SD cards in the new camera, too, rather than having no choice and absolutely having to go with those CF Express cards.... ??
This was bugging me so I looked around and found this:The way I read it is similar to the Nikon D5. You can choose whether to get one that takes CF Express OR SD. Not both.
For me it's finding one camera body that can do it all. Closest for me to date is the D850. The high rez sensor is great for landscape and wildlife portrait prints and in DX crop mode it's like a built in D500. The pixels are more useful than the super high frame rates.The irony of it all is that we are swooning over cameras that can do 45-50 MP and we are posting in much less resolution. When is enough enough?....
I absolutely agree. This is a new tool and nothing more.The irony of it all is that we are swooning over cameras that can do 45-50 MP and we are posting in much less resolution.
Your D850 also has focus bracketing, which the Sony a1 apparently doesn't have. However, after spending so much money on a Sony a1, it's a relatively small amount to spend on a third-party device to do the focus bracketing, albeit in a more clunky fashion than when it's built into the camera.For me it's finding one camera body that can do it all. Closest for me to date is the D850. The high rez sensor is great for landscape and wildlife portrait prints and in DX crop mode it's like a built in D500. The pixels are more useful than the super high frame rates.