GalaxyCat wrote:
I don't want the D850 any more because I've read that there is too much noise. Maybe the pixels are just too many, or too small so that the limit of the technology is reached in this design. Plus, the camera has to be even more sensitive to vibration/shake/etc... due to the smaller pixels, which is required if the sensor is the same size as other dslrs, which is the 35mm size.
Comments?
I do not believe it to be too noisy nor subject to blur if used with the right lenses and using the right technique. True, it does challenge you, but the results are spectacular, in my opinion. Here is a mallard and a yellow-pumped warbler, both cropped to just about 1:1 in LR, and the detail is pretty good. Lens was Tamron 70-200 2.8. I have the D850 and D500, and find the noise level at high ISOs to be more than acceptable, with the D850 less noticeable due to higher resolution.