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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon D850 Pros: Resolution, build quality, dual SD and XQD/CFexpress slots, backlit keys, tilting screen Cons: Autofocus in LiveView and video hunting, lack of simple setting invokes, lack of an intuitive Q Screen to set shooting parameters Opinion: Excellent SLR, I use it mainly in static situations, but it is also equipped with an autofocus system borrowed from the flagship D5, which allows it to manage even situations of a certain dynamism. To get the best out of its sensor (which had a very high score of 100 from DxOMark) you have to shoot in RAW and post-produce. The build quality is high, and it is a pleasure to hold it in your hand. I think it is a great purchase if you do not care about the autofocus in the videos, which is unfortunately a shortcoming of this SLR (also compared to inference range SLRs, such as the Canon 90D). Also, it would be nice if Nikon implemented on this a more intuitive way to change the shooting parameters, such as the Q screen of Canon, and if it provided the ability to save and simply recall the various settings, such as the C1 / C2 / C3 of Canon, instead of using this more cumbersome system of memory banks. Leaving these imperfections aside, it's great. sent on December 02, 2022 |
 | Canon 90D Pros: High resolution, jpeg color quality, touch adjustable monitor, AF, video, compactness and lightness, ergonomics, ability to add battery grip Cons: It would be perfect if it had a dual memory card slot Opinion: It was my first Canon reflex, and I was very positively impressed. Excellent colors of JPEG already as they come out of the camera, excellent autofocus in videos, well organized menus, sensor with high number of pixels that also guarantees ample possibility of crop. I compared it to Nikon's D7500, and this Canon wins on various fronts (JPEG colors, sensor resolution, autofocus in videos, LCD monitor orientability, joystick, ability to add a battery grip, etc.). With its kit EF-S 18-135 it is an excellent pairing for light travel, with the possibility to also add a comfortable and light Canon EF-S 10-18 to be covered on trips even on the wide-angle side. Obviously then, also thanks to its high burst and excellent autofocus, it lends itself well with appropriate objectives to applications such as sports, nature photos, etc. Camera definitely recommended! sent on February 05, 2021 |
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