Recent content by MissingMan

I have the Rode Filmaker Kit: http://cvp.com/index.php?t=product/rode_rodelink-filmmaker-kit - In budget and superb. Ah... just noticed it's £250 + VAT.

You are of course factually correct. However, from my "real world" position, FX means wider than DX. I know it doesn't, I know you can buy a 10mm lens for a DX camera, really I do... but to me that isn't the issue. Please just accept that '1' stands as a valid reason for me.

There are some good reasons for moving from DX to FX (and vice-versa), but none of them are "because my images will improve". For me, I shoot FX for two reasons: 1 - Because I can always crop but I can't add what I didn't shoot. 2 - I came from 35mm and the focal lengths are ingrained in me.

I think it's fair to say that if the D750 had an AF-ON button I would have bought one, and then I would have regretted it because what I really wanted was a used D4.

An interesting comment and chances are that the answer would be "no" when looking at the same image taken as a test. The difference, and this certainly would be true when comparing to a D5 or D500, is that getting the image at all is what you're paying for. I've shot a fair amount of sports and...

I don't think the D750 is a dog (whatever that means) but when I tried one it felt like a toy. The flippy-out screen was asking to get smashed, and the lack of "AF-ON" for almost £1500 is a joke.

Couldn't agree more with the above post. I have the 18-35mm and it is astonishingly good considering the price it can be had for. The lightness is an added bonus. The only thing that might have tempted me to the 16-35 would be if I were using a DX body as well as my FX one, because that extra...

My limited experience of the 200-500 is that I wouldn't want to hand hold it at all. I use mine for golf and cricket, so a monopod works well and weight isn't much of an issue. Autofocus is reasonably quick, but by no means fast IMHO. I chose the Nikon over the other two because I think that...

Just choose whichever one has the same manufacturer as you camera.

IDnet do.