Most responders are stuck on your one DX lens???. The D850 is an outstanding camera and you will never regret getting it. Your 2 FX lens are also very good lens and will work very well on the D850. And as stated the DX lens will work in different modes ether in DX mode or square. The camera has so many features that you will not be disappointed in getting it

In film I used just a solid PL filter but with Digital you need a CPL filter which you can get for holder

This is definitely a watch fob! Besides having a large camera collection I have a large Pocket watch collection and have more than 50 watch fobs. A lot of them were giveaways from equipment companies like Catapiler and Loren cranes etc. Fobs as stated above were used to enable easy removal from your watch pocket and to aid in not dropping your watch.

I really like all your photos you posted. I left Sacramento in 1970 when I joined the Navy and after I Retired I stayed on the East Coast. (Love Connecticut). My last visit in 2015 my sister took my dad and me to old Sac. What a great job they did there, form the rundown section of Sacramento to this fabulous tourist section. We ate at (I think) the crab shack and sat on the back eating area overlooking the river and I took the same shots of the 16th St bridge and the surrounding buildings. The perspective looks almost exactly like the ones I took except for the river level. Thank you. PS. The Train Museum is wonderful.

I agree with Paul but even the low MP cameras were great. I have won many photo contest starting with my D70S 6MP and one hangs in my studio and still get compliments on it. I and have bought many other cameras, D3 12MP with over 580,000 clicks, D810 and now the D850 is my primary camera. I upgrade when I need to not because I just want to. I also have the D7200 that I bought for my 16 year old granddaughter, that I’m very impressed with it’s capabilities. (She lost interest quickly and the camera has less than 35 Clicks) Now saving it for my Grandson.

I’ve bought a camera and a couple of lenses from them and was very pleased.

Where did you get your data from that Nikon had 9 different mounts I only know of the “F” and the “Z” mounts. Just curious.

I see some saying that the XQD is faster than the CFExpress. I find that is just the opposite my CFExpress is much faster than my XQD. My CFExpress read is 1700 MB/s and write is 1200 MB/s. Where my XQD card is read 440 MB/s and write is 400 MB/s. Never had an issue with my D850’s buffer slowing it down using the CFExpress

Just FYI My post above with the picture of the D810 card door rubber and the double back tape is from Nikon and are in stock I took that screenshot yesterday also Nikon is very fast to ship. They still have all the rubber with and without the double back tape installed.

Nikon USA in service repair parts you can still buy all the rubber fairly cheap. I bought all the rubber for mine a little while back. They even sell the pre cut double back tape below is a couple of screen shots I just took. Not worth doing any thing else except replacing them with Nikon parts

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All are wonderful But I really like #1

There are a lot of cameras out there below is just one example. My grandson has been shooting with an old Nikon compact camera from before he turned 4. I bought his sister at 13 a Nikon 7200 but she took less than 20 shots before giving up still a little heavy for a lot of carrying and shooting. So Jamie soon will be using that one. He does take a few with my 850 and does well. Turns 5 in February and we will give him the 7200 then

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I had a 60 black with white on the sides and a 283 hilborn injection. Man what I would give to get it back

I agree!

Haven’t been out shooting for quite some time. In between the rain went out to my back yard. Only post processing was done in my IPad

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