Nikon D850: My 6-Year Journey with the Ultimate Photography Companion
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- Nikon D850: A Professional Photographer's Journey and Review
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Join Trevor from Unreel Creative as he shares his extensive journey with the Nikon D850, a flagship camera that has been his faithful companion for over six years. In this detailed video, Trevor reflects on his experiences with various cameras, starting with his early days using Sony and progressing through different models of Nikon cameras, including the D80, D700, D600, D610, and the beloved D750.
If you're looking for a camera that will take your photography to the next level, then you need to check out the Nikon D850. This camera is perfect for anyone starting out, or looking to upgrade their photography skills. In this video, I'll show you all of the amazing features of the D850, and how it has helped me grow as a photographer!
📸 Key Highlights of the Video:
00:00 - Intro: My Photography Journey
Introduction to the video and brief overview of Trevor's journey with various cameras.
02:15 - The Early Days with Sony
Reflecting on starting photography with Sony cameras and the transition to Nikon.
04:30 - Nikon D80: Stepping into Professional Photography
Experiences and challenges faced with the Nikon D80, particularly in low-light conditions.
07:10 - The Leap to Nikon D700
Discussing the upgrade to Nikon D700 and its performance in professional settings.
09:45 - Exploring Video with Nikon D600
The shift to Nikon D600 for its video capabilities and dealing with its issues.
12:20 - Nikon D610: A Necessary Upgrade
Transition to Nikon D610 and improvements over the D600.
14:50 - The Game-Changer: Nikon D750
Sharing experiences with the Nikon D750 and why it was a favorite.
17:30 - The Arrival of Nikon D850
Introduction to the Nikon D850 and its standout features.
20:00 - Why I Choose Nikon D850
Detailed explanation of why the D850 has been Trevor's camera of choice for six years.
23:40 - Nikon D850 in Professional Use
Real-world applications of the D850 in various photography settings.
26:25 - Nikon vs Canon: In-Depth Comparison
Comparative analysis between Nikon D850 and Canon models used in professional settings.
29:10 - Investing in Nikon D850
Discussing the investment in upgrading to Nikon D850, including accessories and equipment.
32:00 - Form Factor & Usability of D850
Insights into the D850's size, weight, and usability in professional photography.
35:15 - Shooting in Different Megapixel Formats
Exploring the versatility of the D850 in shooting with various megapixel settings.
38:00 - Video Capabilities of Nikon D850
Overview of the video functions and quality of the D850.
40:45 - The D850: A World Travel Camera
Sharing memorable travel and photography experiences with the D850.
43:20 - Conclusion & Future Plans
Final thoughts on the Nikon D850 and plans for future content.
45:00 - Outro: Join the Unreal Creative Community
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In a word, yes.
I finally was able to get a D850 almost two years ago and being a Nikon shooter since the mid 70s I have to say that this is Nikon's best camera ever made, I would also say it's the best DSLR ever produced. It is a Jack of all trades and outside of a speedy D6, D5, the D850 is every Nikon DSLR in one body in its performance and dynamic needs.
I have other "daily" cameras but for when I need a quality performer for projects, work and any high end stuff, I reach for the D850.
For photography there is no real need to spend the big asking prices of the latest fancy mirrorless versions, the D850 will cover everything you need.
I strongly agree. The D850 really does cover everything you need.
One of the best cameras Nikon ever made.
I bought my D850 the week it came out and for me it has just been perfection. I mainly do landscape work and it's everything I could need or want.
Thank you for sharing your story! I’ll have to head over and check out your landscape photos. 😊
Totally useful today
Def need more story telling style videos from shoots or about specific photos!
What made me buy another d850 in 2024 , i was given a z9 for a scottish shoot and 400mm lens to photograph climbers , i waited and waited an....... by the time the descent happend over an overhang (not having radio contact) the viewfinder was blank , it bugged me so much , the ev viewfinder dictating your viewing with battery powered viewfinder i gave the camera back and came away with new d850 and new nikon grip . I dont regret not buying the latest kit over my 2 d850s , its a work horse , and the pro glass is awesome , no regrets everything about the d850s , is fast accurate , can be set silent (rear screen shooting) i lugged my d850s everywhere theyre not toys ,
I agree with you 100%. I can't think of anything that could replace my D850. Very informative video, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thinking of buying one of these D850's, I'm 72 years of age and don't wish to transition into mirrorless. I've got a D7100 now and if I purchase the D850 I should be set for the rest of my life. Thanks for the helpful comments.
Better switch to crop sensor for weight/size difference
@@dayeah765caoni3 I do like the ligher bodies and lens options available today. Not yet worth the switch for myself.
I loved the D700 as well! Many feels!
D700, great camera! Wish the D750 came out sooner than it did. #photography
Great content here, thank you sooo much. Just trying to sell my D810 to upgrade to a D850 so I really appreciate to find content covering the D850.
Thank you! I hope you can sell and upgrade to the D850, it is quite a solid tool!
What do you think you’re lacking on the d810?
@@grantgauvreau2744 This may seem like a small thing. But what annoyed me with the D810 was the speed of things like: Image review, the slightly long delay from pressing the playback button to the image coming up, and going from image to image had a delay. Continous shooting speed was slightly slower than my natural pace of shooting frame to frame. Buffer was small and the images were large, further delaying the frame to frame speed. By slightly slow, I do mean a faction of a second, but that fraction was enough of a delay to through me off my internal pacing.
I bought a d810 new in 2014 and have decided to pull the trigger on updating to a d850 and that is in motion. Beyond wanting more megapixels for larger prints, the reasons for me were a whole lot of small quality of life upgrades - tilting screen, touch screen, and I shoot a lot at night so illuminated buttons and focus peaking will be much appreciated, not to mention better low-light AF when not shooting manual. Can’t wait for my d850 to arrive.
I do have a few Fuji mirrorless cameras as well and they are great “everyday” cameras, but when you need a beast, you need a beast.
Do you mean Z9 when you say "D9"? Great video, I also have a D850 and every time I get near selling it, I never do because I just love shooting with it. A D850 for street photography, can you imagine? :)
It’s such a hard camera to replace. Nothing seems to be big enough of an improvement to justify the cost. And you’re right I did mean the mirrorless Z9 as a replacement in the future. Too many numbers to remember.
Picked up my D200 in 2005, sold it in 2021. Picked up three D700s in 2021 and I expect to retire with them going forward.
Interesting. I am still using a D810, D4s and a D700. I sold much of my Nikon gear to go to the "greatest and best" Canon R5. Well, not so much. I have a few Canon RF lenses and I would sell them all including the R5 just to go 100% back to Nikon. However the money I would loose to do so would turn my stomach. So far I do use the R5 at times. I have shot Nikons for over 40 years. The memory at 70 YO works easier and faster with the Nikons. I have been trying to justify buying the D850 as what I have seen and read this is the best DSLR ever made. Just not sure if it would improve the images I am now making. For sure it would be fun to try! If I was still a pro shooter it would, for me be a no brainer.
Is the D850 worth the upgrade from these? #photography
z8, z9 are great but d850 has OVF
Although my Z9 and Z8 are workhorses - I still like using my D850 ... 🦘
I do like the Z9. It’s probably in our future.
Hi, between d810 vs d750 which one produce better photos straight out of camera without doing editing, also color rendering and skin tone color are same in both camera, is Worth buying d810?
I would assume the newer of the two would produce better straight out of the camaera colours. I would think the D750 would allow you to control and dail in the Jpeg settings you would be happy with. But either would be a good choice. I would perfer the D750 for the speed and file size over the D810.
What is the price
Cool? I use the same camera as well. Thanks.
I would say dope. Great choice on picking the D850!
I dont know. You know Nikon D850 is a great cam. I have a Z8 and is also great. Z8 is newer and it is supposed to be better a lot, but D850 does the job done 🙊
I got a D850 for 1500 bucks mint with 10k clicks. I think thats great also. Its so hard to me to go with the flow and go with mirrorless. You know every year new model is out. Today is Z8, now everybody are waiting for Z8II, and year later who knows. Completely new system with cameras taking photos on its own 🤣🤣
And you know what. D850 still does the job done for 1500 bucks ☺
I thing I will leave the ship that is going too fast forward, and stay in the present with what I got and concentrate on taking great shoots instead of exploring new gear ☺
Cheers
That's a great deal on an amazing camera. With DSLR becoming a "dead" type of camera time (I don't believe that comment, I have just heard people talking about these cameras in that way)
The price of DSLRs on the used market has dropped significantly in price.
New gear doesn't help creativity. As much as people talk specs, and ISO this, and MP this, and how the newest camera can make better what ever. There are much more important elements involved than the camera.
Example, Taking breath taking images of the mountains. If you keep buying the latest camera, you'll never be able to afford to travel to the mountains. So in a big picture sense, the latest gear can be a much bigger limiting factor then getting a "cheap" camera and spending the rest on travel. Ya know?
How could you miss out on the NIKON D810??🤔
That's a great question. I stuck with the 750 due to its quicker frame rate and faster preview of the images. When I tested the 800 and 810 the speed of capture was much too slow for the style of shooting I had at the time. The 800 and 810 in my mind, was "studio only" camera, which I was not doing, I was more on the side of "on the fly" or "docu". The 850 however had the faster frame rate and fast preview cycling of images that has suited my style of shooting.
Why "naikon" but not "souni" ? Be consequent! also "kainon" 😄😄
haha, they are all great tools. The Nikon D850 just vibes with my way of shooting.
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