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The Nikon D780 is a reflex camera with FF (1.0x) sensor and 24.1 megapixels manufactured from 2020. The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 50 - 204800 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 7 FPS. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 2199 €;
67 users have given it an average vote of 9.4 out of 10
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Cons:perhaps the weight, screen not very adjustable
Opinion:I considered the purchase of this reflex a lot, I was undecided whether to play it safe with classic reflex cameras after having D3100 and D7200 or take the leap and take the Z6, I opted for the D780 because having all F mount lenses the investment would have been too expensive. A good choice, I'm really satisfied, with a charged battery I made it easy to marry 1800 raw shots and as many medium format jpegs, the double slot for the memory card is really useful. Super responsive live view, the only sore point is the poorly adjustable screen, it would have been much more comfortable if it could also be oriented sideways.
Opinion:This is how this could be summed up, but in reality I believe that it is now the last real technological SLR that Nikon will produce, and I'm sorry because it has all the credentials to beat it with modern mirrorless cameras on the market. If you are a Nikonist, the menu is the same as always, and this can only please for immediacy and speed in understanding it. In Lv a world opens up, which I honestly find reactive and performing like other mirrorless that I own and try. High iso top really hold, at 12600 iso still usable. Jpeg, perhaps a little too correct under the noise reduction that marmella a little the image softening it too much for my taste. Superlative battery and top construction. The flash would have been useful, but I understand the design choice, while ergonomics side I would have liked to have a nice joystic.
Cons:Someone may need the built-in flash, I don't.
Opinion:I bought it new recently, evaluating the pros and cons of the ML and taking into account the various F bayonet lenses in my possession, I still chose a SLR. It is a kind of hybrid between SLR and ML and despite using it for a few months every day I find some new function, maybe I don't need it but there is. Excellent robustness, waterproof, fast and accurate AF, my hands are... Two spades! And he held it like a glove, excellent display, nuclear life battery, excellent viewfinder, the flash is missing but I never use it, moreover its tightness to high ISO is incredible, also its absence makes it more tropicalized. Beautiful files also in JPEG, excellent sharpness, for the kind of photos I take (landscapes, rural images) rather thought, I hardly feel the need to crop, with my bright Nikon AFD is perfect. In short, he will stay with me for a long time! RATING: 10.
Pros:Live view, high iso hold, fine calibration Auto lenses, delayed exposure, af speed, colors and image quality
Cons:It does not support D750 remote control.
Opinion:Passing from D750 the first thing you notice if you have been owners for at least a year is the color management and in general the color range, in fact the D750 on the lights often deviated on the yellowish and with little info (despite WB tests) that was difficult to patch in post. Now the problem has been solved and in general the colors are at a higher level. On the tripod shooting from m-up I used to use the button remotely but it was no longer supported on this version (at the limit there is SnapBridge) but then after I found the delayed shot as an option I solved most of the problem. The iso compared to the 750 have improved as a seal and not a little, at 1600 the photo already had noise, on the 750 instead with the 780 to have the same grain you have to climb more or less half a stop above 3200 (tests with NR deactivated). Another interesting thing is that comparing two photos 750-780 the 780 same photo and same calibration seems to have 8-10 mp more as a definition and honestly I do not know why this thing. The most interesting thing is the automatic fine calibration of the lenses which is a net gear more than the 750, tari all the lenses in 10 min and both at the minimum focal length and at the max and you are sure to always hit the focus with the viewfinder. As for the af is very fast especially from live view that is derived mirrorless and the burst is scary.
Pros:Good shots at high ISO, robustness. Dual SD slots, enjoyable Live View
Cons:RAW pasty, little engraved. No pop-up flash, no battery grip, no auxiliary led AF
Opinion:Coming from a D7500 I was a bit disappointed. RAW files are pasty and poorly engraved. It will be for the antialiasing filter that the D7500 does not have, or for the FF sensor, the fact is that to have a good sharpness and well-engraved and contrasted images, it is necessary to work with PP. For the rest good camera, good images even at high ISO, interesting for those who use the live view equal to the Z6, of which it inherits the sensor and the focusing system. Convenient dual SD slot, Excellent battery life, but you can not apply the BG to have the shot vertically. Absurd choice, as absurd not to attach a detailed manual, but to have it only online. There is no LED light that helps the autofocus in low light conditions, as there is no pop-up flash that was useful both to drive other flashes, and in "emergency" to lighten some shadows. The menu is classic Nikon, very similar to the others. It's more of a studio camera than "everyday.
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