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I have the D750 and really like it...
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Why not the D5, it's a huge leap compared the D4s including 3M ISO ! For shooting gear in low light situation, this is perfect (even if you own fast glass already).
Otherwise, I'd go for the D810 vs the D4s. Don't go for the E (removes the anti-aliasing filter), it's sharper but you'll get into other issues. As for the form factor, I have the grip with D610 and I don't see myself using it without. I only remove it when I need a smaller camera but it feels weird. The ergonomy added by the grip is awesome. |
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Serious Nikon gear there Ivan! I definitely prefer full frame sensors but similarly to your situation with Nikon glass, I also own some Canon L lenses, I have to stay with Canon. I am sure the D810 will be spectacular!
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Ivan, I have the D810 and have been very happy with it. The dynamic range is very good as is the autofocus.
The D4S and especially the upcoming D5 will have better high ISO performance if you will be taking many shots in low light without flash.
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John... I was hoping you would chime in.
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Unless you're interested in fast-action photography I would get the 810. The D4S and the new D5 are great cameras and excel at sports or in extreme low light like concert photography. When I was looking at replacing my D90, I looked into the 810, 750, and just for fun the D4s. Ultimately, I went with the D7200 because because of the crop factor, 24mp, and relatively fast shutter speed. I was planning on shooting kids sports and the frame rate of the D7200 was good enough. Also, I was too cheap to buy the D4s with the appropriate fast 400mm glass. I don't think you can go wrong with a D810!
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Can't go wrong with any of them
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I know the D4 and D5 are very special cameras and are mostly dsigned for professional sports photography. When I saw your post the first thing that came to mind was the D810, however 36.3 MP is way over the top .... the files will be HUGE, especially since I believe you said you shot in RAW (which you should)...
I have the D600 and love it.... (wish I had your glass , but I only have three FX lens).... The D610 and D750 would probably be all that is needed.... but if you don't mind the extra in the D810, go for it. One other thing to consider is that the D610 and D750 are faster.... the D810 might make you wait if you are trying to snap off a series of photos (it takes more time to save all those MPs).... For my money I would go with the D750! And save a thousand also.... |
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Have you decided on a camera yet, Ivan? If not, I think you should seriously consider the D810, as others have mentioned. As a D800 owner myself I'm sure you'll love the much improved auto-focus, ISO capabilities and faster overall performance.
I doubt we'll see a D810 successor in 2016 or even in 2017. At least Nikon Rumors hasn't reported anything as far as I'm aware. Now if you'll excuse me, I'll go back to drooling over sample images from the new Phase One XF 100MP, which I'll never be able to afford.
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The latest mid-range Nikon is due out in late April. It hits all the right bells for a DX format camera except they have removed the built in flash.
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