Feeling bad (Page 2): The point isn't about which camera is better. The point is why the OP should feel sad if the D500 is better?

BebuLamar

The point isn't about which camera is better. The point is why the OP should feel sad if the D500 is better?

Ralloh Loc: Ohio

gotr wrote:

Have a d750. And now the reviewers and owners of the d500 are making me feel bad

With their 128 focus. Full screen touch screen super fast and stuff.....and round eye piece too

I want to trade up already and probably don't realize what have

Right?

The grass is always greener. Be happy with what you have.

rmm0605 Loc: Atlanta GA

gotr wrote:

Have a d750. And now the reviewers and owners of the d500 are making me feel bad

With their 128 focus. Full screen touch screen super fast and stuff.....and round eye piece too

I want to trade up already and probably don't realize what have

Right?

Your D750 is a very fine camera. Don't give it up easily. For all its great qualities, the D500 is still a crop sensor camera.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

gotr wrote:

Have a d750. And now the reviewers and owners of the d500 are making me feel bad

With their 128 focus. Full screen touch screen super fast and stuff.....and round eye piece too

I want to trade up already and probably don't realize what have

Right?

The D750 is a great camera. I've gone through several DSLRs, and the D750 is perfect for me. I have no desire for the D810, D5, or D500. They offer me nothing I need.

Billyspad Loc: The Philippines

gotr wrote:

Have a d750. And now the reviewers and owners of the d500 are making me feel bad

With their 128 focus. Full screen touch screen super fast and stuff.....and round eye piece too

I want to trade up already and probably don't realize what have

Right?

Why bother? You got no photos on this site no mention of another site to see your output on your profile so seems like it would just be a shiny new ornament or paper weight.

JPL

gotr wrote:

Have a d750. And now the reviewers and owners of the d500 are making me feel bad

With their 128 focus. Full screen touch screen super fast and stuff.....and round eye piece too

I want to trade up already and probably don't realize what have

Right?

Just buy the D500 and have both of them. End of problem.

rpavich Loc: West Virginia

BebuLamar wrote:

In a strange way any camera is good enough as long as there is nothing better.

Actually any camera is good enough if a person gets what they need from it.

Because something "better" is released doesn't take away from what a person has.

Frank W Loc: Adirondacks in NY

gotr wrote:

Have a d750. And now the reviewers and owners of the d500 are making me feel bad

With their 128 focus. Full screen touch screen super fast and stuff.....and round eye piece too

I want to trade up already and probably don't realize what have

Right?

GAS, just bad bad GAS, the only solution, trade up.

royden Loc: Decatur, GA

sloscheider wrote:

I'll give you $100 for your old junk and you can put the money towards a nice new d500 :) the old junky/clunky d750 will be much appreciated as an upgrade to my d7000.

I'll double Bill's offer. Always wanted a Nikon to go with my Pentax and Canon.

Jim Bob

gotr wrote:

Have a d750. And now the reviewers and owners of the d500 are making me feel bad

With their 128 focus. Full screen touch screen super fast and stuff.....and round eye piece too

I want to trade up already and probably don't realize what have

Right?

You're sick. There is no cure for your ailment on this site.

Jim Bob

rpavich wrote:

Actually any camera is good enough if a person gets what they need from it.

Because something "better" is released doesn't take away from what a person has.

Amen.

jeep_daddy Loc: Prescott AZ

MT Shooter wrote:

Nothing at all wrong with what you have already. Remember, the D500 is a crop sensor Pro body compared to your semi-pro full frame. Quite different in their intended purpose. Makes a GREAT pair of bodies though!

I have to agree. Owning both would be the way to go. I own one full frame body and one crop sensor body. They compliment each other fine.

cactuspic Loc: Dallas, TX

The real questions are whether you are pushing your d750 to the limits with your photography and whether the capability of the d500 would in improve your images or allow you to obtain images that you would not otherwise obtain. For example, if you regularly shoot birds in flight, the better autofocus system of the d500 may mean you get more tack sharp keepers and the increased pixel density may mean that the cropped images of the birds are substantially sharper with the d500 because you have more pixels on the bird. In other words, do you "need" capability of the d500 or do you want a new toy.

aellman Loc: Boston MA

gotr wrote:

Have a d750. And now the reviewers and owners of the d500 are making me feel bad

With their 128 focus. Full screen touch screen super fast and stuff.....and round eye piece too

I want to trade up already and probably don't realize what have

Right?

Don't get sucked in by the camera manufacturers' upgrading hysteria. If the camera you have has the features and quality you need, keep it. Don't waste your money. The problem with upgrading is that it never ends, and that's just what the manufacturers want.

aellman Loc: Boston MA

Jim Bob wrote:

You're sick. There is no cure for your ailment on this site.

Thanks for your very helpful comment.