Nikon D5 and Sigma 150-600 sport in low light
Jun 11, 2016 02:40:45 #
There has been a lot of discussion about the Nikon D5, much of it critical. I realize that these photos do not have high contrast and the dynamic range of the camera has been much of the criticism. However, these photos were taken after sunset at ISO 16,000. The camera still focuses quickly and accurately in low light and shows very little noise for such a high ISO.
All photos taken at the Oregon High School Rodeo Association State Finals in Prineville Oregon.
All photos taken at the Oregon High School Rodeo Association State Finals in Prineville Oregon.
Jun 11, 2016 03:25:52 #
I happen to own a D5 and I have not found anything to criticize it about. It is improvement in many ways from the D4s, which I liked very much over my ownership. It seems I will like this version even more. Many on here who complain neither have it nor understand its use. If I was not shooting sports I would own something else.
Jun 11, 2016 05:57:05 #
I have replaced by brace of D4s bodies with a pair of D5's. Still quite early days but, as I have owned D4 and D4s models over a period of time, I can only state (with honesty) that the D5 is more than a worthy successor.
ps I do not bother reading the critiques (especially on here) from amateur armchair experts who blether on without really knowing what they are talking about ........good for their ego's though, no doubt.....
ps I do not bother reading the critiques (especially on here) from amateur armchair experts who blether on without really knowing what they are talking about ........good for their ego's though, no doubt.....
Jun 11, 2016 12:50:53 #
I think they look very good & have no complaints about Nikon what so ever, great cameras IMO & if some one doesn't like it they are entitled to their opinion .
Jun 12, 2016 14:14:40 #
Jun 13, 2016 01:34:37 #
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