Nikon Dslr Full Frame Camera

[Stills & Video] This my first professional level full-frame DSLR...and I'm absolutely in love with it! The camera takes amazingly sharp, detailed images. It's controls and functions are intuitive and easy to navigate. The focus system is incredibly complex; I'm still trying to figure it out. But so far the images I have taken had accurate focus. I am using this camera with a 24-70 f/2.8 and it is performing wonderfully!

[36 x 17 x 1.38"] I photograph jewelry with a full frame DSLR camera and have always had to spend a lot of time dealing with the highlights from the glossy surfaces. I stumbled upon one of Karl's videos showing the Light Cone and ordered one after watching it. Best decision I've made in awhile. By putting the cone around the jewelry I wind up with a very beautiful gradient light around the piece without any harsh highlights. It's simple but what a great product. I highly recommend the Light Cone.

[Yes] It's a basic backpack but it does it's job well. There's room for one full-frame mirrorless or DSLR camera and two lenses. Top compartment is good for carrying snacks or accessories.

[0.02 lb] This LCD Monitor cover is an essential for photographers using a full frame Nikon SLR camera.  The cover is easy to clip on over the monitor and provides protection from mild impacts and abrasion that could scratch the delicate LCD glass screen.  This is my second cover and I purchased an additional one as a spare.  When the scratching on the cover proves to be excessive, simply snap a new cover in place.  Buy at least two.

[JPEG, Raw] I was using a Nikon DX camera before and wanted to move up to Full Frame. I debated and researched the differences between this Canon RP and the Nikon Z5 and I'm so happy with this camera. I'm now a Canon convert. The weight and fit in my hands is perfect, the colors I get from Raw with minimal processing are absolutely amazing.

[-3 to +1] This is a fine full frame camera. I also use a D600, the images are about the same. Dust does not seem to be an issue with this camera. The quality of the images taken with a full frame as opposed to an APS-C, are considerable!! You can turn ordinary (photo one), into extraordinary (photo two). The insect was taken with the D610 and a 60mm macro lens. The moon was taken with a 70-300mm Nikon lens, and the buildings were taken with a 16-35mm Nikon f4 lens. This camera can do it all!! I have taken thousands of macro shots with this camera. You can shoot with ISO 6400 and have very little noise. Now that the Nikon D750 is out, I would consider this also. I doubt that the image quality will be much better, but other features may be for you.

[f/0.8] I’ve used this lens on my full frame Nikon Z5 with great effect. I just set the camera to DX mode and off I go. I’ve used it in all types of light and had great results. I like the manual nature of it too - it helps to illustrate the relationship between aperture and focus distance.

[0.89 lb] This strap is easy to install and is very sturdy. Well able to hold a heavy full frame DSLR like my Canon 5D MkIII. Comfortable to wear.

[JPEG, Raw] Going from using a crop sensor DSLR to a full frame has been a world of difference in low light situations. It didn't take but a couple of shots to notice the difference and look forward to shooting in environments that I dreaded.

[f/2.8] I use this lens on a full frame DSLR for landscape and astro-photography. The lens really does have edge to edge sharpness; some chromatic aberration but is taken care of with software and a lens profile downloaded from Adobe. Sure, auto focus would be ideal for landscapes but considering the option of purchasing Canon's L series auto focus lens at this focal length--for literally six times the price--the SamYang is an absolute bargain.