User ID wrote:
Enjoy. Don’t let the nerds convince you to sell a kidney for new lenses. They have a grossly exaggerated notion of just how resolution works.
When you double the pixel count, you get a 40% gain in resolution, not a doubling. 40% is useful but not a whole new game.
It’s the totality of the D850’s capabilities that earned its reputation. A bump up in resolution is just one element, hardly the main essence of a great camera. Use and enjoy the WHOLE camera (and keep both your kidneys).
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Agreed. I use the D850 with older lenses both zoom and prime and see nothing that would make me buy new lenses. I have posted, in the sports photography section, images from a Marshall University football game shot with the D850 and a 400 f2.8 lens that is at least 15 years old. My wife uses the camera with the Nikon 200-400 f4 lens and the results are amazing.