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The Nikon D2x wasn’t really a revolutionary camera. It’s image quality was soon superseded by the humble Nikon D200. The Nikon D3 was the revolutionary one.

Bullocke mate hahaha. Iv had this cam since 2011 new and im not afraid to use 6400 iso. It give natural grain look. I love it.

Just bought one this week with 1,117 shutter count.

Yep ! Totally Agreee !

Just bought one £399 4000 clicks

How much is one, and is it possible for me to get it through your help, sir? Am in uganda.

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I still have two of these in the loft from shooting wildlife back in the day. Still going and never missed a beat and produced great colour balance and images with good detail.

I love this camera for portrait shooting splecially in some movements.

Does it have autofocus in live view??

same is PENTAX k1 but you maybe not know the name Pentax

I have had this mark.1 lens for many years so I probably know its foibles. A couple of years ago I got a mark.2 for its Power-OIS which goes Dual on the G9. To fit the Power-OIS I think they had to change the focus motors, the mark 2 can focus more quickly (but this may be the extra stability), but remember it is the camera that does the focusing, then how fast the lens motors can move; if you ask it to move a long way, it takes longer. The glassware is identical. The glass is uncoated, this is to /reduce/ chroma, if there is any it becomes white, along with three ED elements. No zoom lens is best at its long end but I do not find it needs backing off very far, ~180mm will do the trick. No lens is at its best aperture wide open, it likes being shut down f/8-f/11 The 45-200 does seem to be a bit unloved and forgotten, this is reflected in the used price of both models. OIS cannot be ascribed to yay-many stops as IBIS can because it doesn't work like that, it won't help you use a slow shutter but does stabilise the image you are trying to shoot, very effectively. Power -OIS can be worth 4-5 stops at that lark. And that can aid focusing, it is difficult for a camera to AF if the image is dancing about.

I've been keeping my eye out for one of these. I've owned all the 1dxs at one time but non of the earlier 1d bodies.

Great video. Thank you. RS. Canada

This body was the start of the 1DX series has a precursor camera. The spec of this jumped from 10 megapixels on the 1D Mark III to a decent 16 megapixels. I have 2 of these has I am using these to restart my journey has a sports photographer.

I just got a 2nd hand 1DX MK1 (that I absolutely love), how do they compare, do you know?

This camera is outrageously good-lookin'.

Just picked one up BRAND NEW from an authorized dealer for £512 !! Can't wait to dive in! Thank you for the video!

I still have the Mark III and going strong! Considering upgrading but I may just keep it forever.

Thank you for the video. Got mine in late 2021 from B&H used department at 1k dollars with a shutter count of 42k. Never had to look back since then. A gem of a camera. I use it for wildlife photography mostly. However, it can nicely handle other genre like landscape, street and indoor photography at ease. For wildlife shots, I pair it with EF 300mm f/2.8L IS II + EF 2x III producing an effective focal length of 780mm. Can also handhold this combo for a while but mostly use it tripod or monopod mounted. Cannot even think of mirrorless cameras due to their EVF lag and poor battery life. A similar mirrorless combo isn't going to be any lighter therefore, weight saving issue is irrelevant here. And I love the form factor. Always feel like having a camera in hand whenever I hold a DSLR, rest are toys. Being purely a hobbyist, don't see anything that mirrorless cameras can do and mine doesn't. Don't care about video option, that's not my cup of tea. However, when I feel like recording a few casual clips, use my smartphone. Thanks again.

Totally agree and I still use mine alongside my 1DX MkII. Whilst there is obviously a major upgrade on the sensor of the 1DX MkII so that for the most challenging lighting conditions, that is what I'll use but otherwise the 1D MkIV is still a very good performer. I picked my copy up for £350 with 40K shutter actuations and in pretty mint condition so brilliant value for money and as I live on the coast and do landscapes and wildlife, the weather sealing is really important, it is the UK afterall :)

Only 2000 shutter count so it's new in all reality.

É precido video sobre essa câmera 1D Mark IV em português , afinal estamos no Brasil!

i shoot the 810 next to guys with sony mirrorless and canon R series and none of them can tell the difference between my photos and theres in the same situations. besides the auto focus the image quality is just as good as any newer camera

Yip still use one as a second camera with my 1 dx for wildlife photography , ace camera .

Thank you for a straight to the point and thorough video - I would definitely like to buy one of these cameras in the future!

this is still 400 bucks.......... body only....

These videos are plenty here on UA-cam. Thematically all the same. And the same answer applies every time. If your camera system is delivering the results you need, it is always relevant, no matter the time. Done!

The only thing these Nikon models lag behind ( no pun ) is in Live View. D800, D810, D7100 and D7200 all really struggle in Live View. I dont really like it on my D500. Otherwise, all really great imagers.

Have a D3 D750 D810 and they’re my babies.

I just upgrated my gear from D800 to D810. Compared to D850 but finally went to D810. With battery grip I paid 810 €. SC 21k. I believe that this body will fullfil my needs for many years. 😊

Just bought this lens so really helpful video. Cheers

I have 3 brand new d810s are they still good for professional wedding photography or should i update my equipment?

The best service program for Tornado NKN cameras is the ability to change the region, open languages, update software, read errors, shutter and mirror counters and much more. Test it, it's simple.

I switched from my D750 to a Z5 the first thing I noticed I missed all the physical buttons & controls from the DSLR. For example just to activate the self timer one has to go through the menu to switch it on, same with the metering modes & other little nigglies. 6 months later I purchased a D700 & fell in love with the handling & image quality. I sold the Z5 & on a strong recommendation purchased a D810. I guess the only Zed cameras that resemble the DSLRs are the Z8 & Z9; ouch! Too much overkill I'm afraid...

I’ve dragged mine in underground tunnels and mines in all different conditions, absolute beast of a camera.

How do you think it compares with the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm f/4-5.6? i.e., in saying to avoid the 200mm aspect, would you say to avoid going all the way with the 40-150mm too? Wondering whether to just get the 40-150mm and if I would get very comparable results. Thanks!

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Quick question... what's that monitor for video you have? Thanks!

I have a D810 and a D850 for aerial work out of helicopters since changing lenses during the flight is not too smart. Love my D810 and love my D850. Great vid... no reason for me to go to the Z8...yet. :)

I used a C330F Professional for years until I lost a couple of very big jobs because my equipment wasn't "professional enough". I sold it and bought an RB67 and that never happened again. Solid, excellent camera and I liked it.

Could always use a modified d810 firmware that gives it more features.

I have been shooting with my D810 for nearly nine years and the camera is still up there with the latest and best of them. It is the best camera I have ever owned. But yours looks to be in a lot better shape than mine. The AF on lettering is gone on mine and some of the rubber is wearing off. If I could get a good deal on a used D850 I would upgrade it,

Pics look very good - very sharp, excellent contrast. Perfect for most photographers who enjoy the hobby and couldn't care about their own image quality, which seems to bother too many in today's - "do I look good with this lens/camera combo?"

Hi, a question about the Neewer display, what model is that display you are using. Thank you

I've been using these since 1979... I'd put the 80 mm lens against a Hastleblad!

I have just bought a used Z6 & it’s pretty impressive. One aspect not much discussed is just how good the old screw drive AF-D lenses are on the converter. They don’t autofocus, but the electric AF contacts give the Z6 focus information so you get a really great manual focus assist system with a red box which turns green when you are in focus. All AF-D lenses I’ve tried work really well and the old AFD lenses are well made with a nice smooth focus action (except for the cheap plastic 50mm f1.8D version I tried yesterday: that was awful.)

I liked this a lot. The content is good and you are the first person I have watched who has experienced a problem I thought that only I suffered from. Fingernails digging into the camera body beside the grip. I have to make sure I keep my nails well manicured to avoid this. I used to use Nikon until 2018, D90 and D7100, until I switched to Fuji. 2 weeks ago I switched back when I picked up two of the new Zf cameras. Many thanks for posting.

I got one a few months ago for landscapes, best purchase ever! The image quality and dynamic range is incredible, I don't see any point in buying the latest mirrorless cameras, especially not for my use case. Some people say they are lighter but are they really? Once you factor in carrying many extra batteries the weight becomes becomes negligible and the lenses are of a similar size/weight. You can use the d810 with gloves on too which is a bonus in winter.

Depends on the price & shutter count. I have mine (1st 7 only DSLR) for 7.5 yrs now. I would have to guess my shutter count is up to about 80-90k from shooting wildlife (mostly wildlife/nature/macro photography) with probably a 35-40% keeper rate for wildlife. Plenty of res for everything but the heaviest of crops but still very decent. I'm looking to upgrade to the tilt rear lcd & the in camera focus stack shooting mode. I'll always take more AF options if available. If I get the D850, no need to upgrade any of my software either. As a bonus, the 600mm f4 vr lenses are coming down in price quite nicely also. If the camera does what you need, no need to upgrade.