The D850's rear LCD is a 3.2" (81mm) 2,359,000-dot (nearly 2x as many dots as D810) tilting, touch-Sensitive, TFT LCD with a 170° viewing angle and 5-levels of manual brightness controls. It looks great and works very well. Touch to interact with the camera, including selecting...
Two things are most important for that: when I use the viewfinder for manual focus lenses I need an in-focus indicator that is more sensitive than the one on the D810. The D850 gives me that although it is still not ideal and you still have to adjust AF fine-tune even for manual fo...
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the Nikon D90 has an awful lot going for it.It upgrades several specs and adds a number of new features over the D80. The key question is whether current D80 owners will find upgrading to the Nikon D90 a worthwhile move or not. To my mind, there are several factors that could drive ...