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Samuel Busetto www.juzaphoto.com/p/SamuelBusetto  |
The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon D850 Pros: Resolution (depends), touch monitor, backlit controls, good AF, all-round machine, fully electronic shooting, Focus Stacking (for those who use it on macros and more) Cons: Noise (ISO), lack of AF light, file space (but with 45 Mpx is inevitable). Opinion: 45 Mpx are many, and if on the one hand they are an advantage, on the other they are a "sword of Damocles". If you have high resolution optics for ex. sigma series Art, Zeiss or Nikon the latest, the first that come to mind, then the 45 Mpx are really a thing that gives satisfaction. If you have "soft" optics and you are not going to spend on more resolute optics, I highly recommend to try it and bring home a little 'shots and evaluate yourself because the price is not "easy", € 3790 Nital are not a joke .rnThe touch monitor is good and right, speeds up many steps and you are not forced to always use two hands on the buttons. Backlit commands are good depends on how you use it and for what.rnAF good but not very good in my opinion, the 45 Mpx you remember it every time you go to 1: 1 with the magnification, those -4EV I do not know ... anyway he is not joking. The fully electronic shot in Live View is a godsend if you're in the theater and with every shot you make no noise. rnThe Focus Stackingo "Shooting with change of focus", as the menu of the machine, is something that helps a lot especially in the execution (time) and combined with silent photography becomes a very interesting thing for the vibrations. To honor the true, changing the focus at such close intervals also changes the perspective, but in macro not pushed with a little 'evidence joins the photos with the appropriate software and you reach compromises much more than acceptable.rnI look for the absence of noise or at least the minimum possible (ALTI ISO), the D850 is NOT the car that suits you, even if the sensor is a BSI with the circuits under / behind the photodiodes, the noise is and in my opinion it is not little. But with 45 Mpx it was completely predictable. The AF auxiliary light will not be very PRO but surely in many situations it helps and its lack I feel it and not a little. The car also eats a lot of space in MByte for photos, at full resolution Raw (L) 14-bit with a lossless compression, Miss siuccia an average of 53/54/55 Mbyte to photo (obvious depends on photos and photos but is a fairly reliable media). It goes without saying that twenty pictures are 1 Gbyte and broken, so if you shoot in Raw and you like to press the shutter as there was no tomorrow :) it is better to equip yourself on merit.rnRecommended Pc with SSD and a nice some space to store photos. In short, if one buys a Ferrari and then begging to change the brake pads, perhaps it is better to buy another XD.rnA personal opinion, the transition to this car should or should be motivated by the latest things introduced in this model, obvious that one who has the money, if he buys it, is good for a lady car. But if one only looks for the final result, ie the photo with a high resolution and not all the operations before the shot, in which this machine can help in various aspects to speed up the whole process, I think the D810 has nothing very little to envy to the D850. I say D810 but to say D800 is almost the samesa cosa.rnA beautiful photo / good photographer makes it, and before the car there is a glass that if it is not good, the machine can not do anything about it. It will be obvious but sometimes falls into oblivion ... sent on December 27, 2017 |
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