leftj wrote:
I think it’s just a matter of time until they do.
Yes, and at a lower price.
35 mm size sensor is great but 24 mP? Does this bother anyone?
Tote1940 wrote:
35 mm size sensor is great but 24 mP? Does this bother anyone?
Everyone but Nikon fanboys because they still think 20mm APSC is amazing today.
JohnSwanda wrote:
Back in the film days we paid extra for the black bodies.
In the film days I had chrome bodies for color and black bodies for B/W film. The only film camera I kept is a black FM2. I'm not sure if they came in anything but black.
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Bill_de wrote:
In the film days I had chrome bodies for color and black bodies for B/W film. The only film camera I kept is a black FM2. I'm not sure if they came in anything but black.
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Nikon FM2 and FM2n came in both black and chrome. In fact all versions of the FM came in both black and chrome.
rehess
Loc: South Bend, Indiana, USA
A ‘retro look’ camera isn’t based on what professionals do today.
Below are the cameras I own which were manufactured before 1990.
rehess wrote:
A ‘retro look’ camera isn’t based on what professionals do today.
Below are the cameras I own which were manufactured before 1990.
I like that look. I think manufacturers would find that the black/silver combination would sell very well.
billnikon
Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont
JohnSwanda wrote:
Back in the film days we paid extra for the black bodies.
And it was worth every penny.
jerryc41 wrote:
I like that look. I think manufacturers would find that the black/silver combination would sell very well.
That's what my Df and Zfc look like. A Zf in black/silver would fit right in. I have enough all black cameras.
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Tote1940 wrote:
35 mm size sensor is great but 24 mP? Does this bother anyone?
Nope, it is a brand new sensor, Read up on it.
rehess
Loc: South Bend, Indiana, USA
mwsilvers wrote:
Nope, it is a brand new sensor, Read up on it.
People who are bothered by that size will chose another one. Others realize that only so much detail is needed.
Tote1940 wrote:
35 mm size sensor is great but 24 mP? Does this bother anyone?
Indeed it does. This one was supposed to be 45mp. I know Nikon over priced the Df when it came out, so they had to hit a lower price point with this one. But I find it hard to believe an older sensor like the D850, or even the 36mp D810 sensor, which is even older, would cost more than this 24mp. Even if it did price out $100 more, I think most people would pay it willingly, to get a superior higher resolution sensor with no softening filter.
The real killer for me is the AA softening filter. I know the wedding guys will be all over me on that, but I would rather not see my trees at infinity turn to mush.
I know there have been a few responses to this thread saying they feel 24mp is all the detail one needs. I'm going to go out on a limb here, and suggest those folks probably never shot with a true high resolution sensor like the 850 or Z9. If they had, I would think there is a good possibility they might reconsider that opinion. Just sayin.
brrywill wrote:
Indeed it does. This one was supposed to be 45mp. I know Nikon over priced the Df when it came out, so they had to hit a lower price point with this one. But I find it hard to believe an older sensor like the D850, or even the 36mp D810 sensor, which is even older, would cost more than this 24mp. Even if it did price out $100 more, I think most people would pay it willingly, to get a superior higher resolution sensor with no softening filter.
The real killer for me is the AA softening filter. I know the wedding guys will be all over me on that, but I would rather not see my trees at infinity turn to mush.
I know there have been a few responses to this thread saying they feel 24mp is all the detail one needs. I'm going to go out on a limb here, and suggest those folks probably never shot with a true high resolution sensor like the 850 or Z9. If they had, I would think there is a good possibility they might reconsider that opinion. Just sayin.
Indeed it does. This one was supposed to be 45mp. ... (
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Surely it's not a model aimed at those that are looking for a 45mp non AA filter camera for serious landscape work at only $2000.
rehess
Loc: South Bend, Indiana, USA
brrywill wrote:
Indeed it does. This one was supposed to be 45mp. I know Nikon over priced the Df when it came out, so they had to hit a lower price point with this one. But I find it hard to believe an older sensor like the D850, or even the 36mp D810 sensor, which is even older, would cost more than this 24mp. Even if it did price out $100 more, I think most people would pay it willingly, to get a superior higher resolution sensor with no softening filter.
The real killer for me is the AA softening filter. I know the wedding guys will be all over me on that, but I would rather not see my trees at infinity turn to mush.
I know there have been a few responses to this thread saying they feel 24mp is all the detail one needs. I'm going to go out on a limb here, and suggest those folks probably never shot with a true high resolution sensor like the 850 or Z9. If they had, I would think there is a good possibility they might reconsider that opinion. Just sayin.
Indeed it does. This one was supposed to be 45mp. ... (
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I suspect most shooters don’t need to see the detail of those trees at a distance, or they would have walked/driven down there. I suspect they also don’t examine them with a telescope. I’m one of those who doesn’t care to see
everything.
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