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In a sense you already have a high density sensor in the D500, if the motivation for FX high density sensor to allow maximum cropping then why bother with a large sensor and throw the image periphery away, is the question I ask myself.
Yes I realise the D500 itself is high density and that's exactly why I want a lesser density sensor on a walk around camera. I could quite happily dedicate the D500 solely to wildlife and sports where, dare I say it, I would be more precise in my technique.
But as you know with the D3, a full frame camera is so much 'nicer' to use. So I may well have a look at the Z6 to fulfil both that requirement and the lighter weight. But if it doesn't pass muster, I may go back to a D750 or a D610 for general stuff.
Last edited on Thu Aug 30th, 2018 04:34 by Eric
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