- Location
- Central Ohio, USA
- Name
- Andrew
I sold my Nikon D700 and updated it to the D750.
Great choice. In spite of everything else I've tried so far, still my best (in the sense of most reliable and most useful) camera.I sold my Nikon D700 and updated it to the D750.
Long story short, after careful consideration of my files - I've come to the (unreasonable?) conclusion that I cannot shoot with anything less than an APS-C. Then this fell into my lap, figuratively. If I pop off the EVF, it's extremely pocketable. Even with the EVF on, which I prefer, it's still a small camera that will shoot easily into ISO 6400 in RAW and I don't have to sweat the noise reduction. So be it.
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Long story short, after careful consideration of my files - I've come to the (unreasonable?) conclusion that I cannot shoot with anything less than an APS-C. Then this fell into my lap, figuratively. If I pop off the EVF, it's extremely pocketable. Even with the EVF on, which I prefer, it's still a small camera that will shoot easily into ISO 6400 in RAW and I don't have to sweat the noise reduction. So be it.
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Andrew The Maker (ATM) Camera Shack. I have fitted it to a Salsa Mukluk and used it with an Olympus E-M5 Mark II and a Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 14-150mm F4.0-5.6 on a 100 km ride. Worked a treat.
ATM Camera Shack - 001 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
ATM Camera Shack - 002 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
ATM Camera Shack - 003 by Andrew Priest, on Flickr
Yes, but second hand via Facebook post. If I hadn't jagged it I would have had to go the manufacturer I suspect.Did you get that in Australia, I can’t find anyone who sells that kind of stuff here...?