I got a Canon not a Nikon this past summer, but in principle I agree with Bert. Mirrorless is great, and I went full

Nov 26, 2020
7:09:31am

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Frame instead of cropped and am glad I did. As long as you have decent lenses (which is a must for any camera), you'll be able to shoot anything you want on that.

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Digital photography buffs: full sensor or cropped (ASP-C)?

byujdmba

11/26/20 1:00am

Get the Nikon Z6. I'm serious. Now DX will give you more reach, but full frame can still shoot "DX crop" for your

Bert609

11/26/20 1:09am

I got a Canon not a Nikon this past summer, but in principle I agree with Bert. Mirrorless is great, and I went full

unctoothman

11/26/20 7:09am

I went from the d780 to a Z7. I just liked the options better

Nat Gas Man

11/26/20 4:48pm

RE: Digital photography buffs: full sensor or cropped (ASP-C)?

babybroker

11/26/20 1:12am

Spent a Week in Tanzania

Chicago Cougar

11/26/20 7:16am

The DX/APS-C 1.5X "Crop/Zoom" can be helpful in sports and wildlife photography

TheLost

11/26/20 7:43am

Crop sensors are great if you’re not going to crop. I have a Fujifilm xt-4 and it’s a great ASP-C. BUT.....

Supercoug

11/26/20 8:34am

Seems I have 2 decisions to make, mirrorless vs. dslr and full vs. cropped

byujdmba

11/26/20 12:50pm

I have the non-mark ii. Upgraded from a D800. I'd rather have the z6 and extra batteries than a D6. But I also shoot

Bert609

11/26/20 12:53pm

I would get the D500 for wildlife.. It has the best/fastest AF sensor (period)

TheLost

11/26/20 1:39pm

So it’s down to the Z5 vs Z50

byujdmba

11/28/20 11:30pm

How about the D500? The AF performance will be a massive upgrade over the entry-level mirror less.

Bert609

11/29/20 6:15am

Here is some super unhelpful advice

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