Here is an item which has been going through a lot of good and not so good comments. As a owner of a Nikon D4 and a Nikon Df I can tell you that the Df IS NOT a D4 but it's pretty close... I tested the sensor, in the same conditions/lighting/WB, results were slightly different with the same lens. But this is missing the point, the Df is a camera which is a pleasure to use if you are familiar with the 60's/70's/80's/90's film camera, you will love it. Most controls are right there, a few ergonomic mistakes but overall very positive feel. It is THE LIGHTEST FX CAMERA IN THE NIKON SYSTEM... put a 50mm F1.8G and it's really light, you feel that you could take the camera everywhere without any problem. I try to put small lenses and this camera is really enjoyable and very quiet and discreet compared to my D4. Image quality is in my opinion excellent, construction is mostly metal, I just think it is a nice photographic tool. Video people must look elsewhere but as a small photographic package, I think the Df is hard to beat, there is no competition unless you are looking at mirrorless which are a different type of camera. I should talk as well of the brilliant high ISO capabilities of that camera only matched by the D4/D4s, if you want to take pictures at night discreetly, this is it... unless you have a leica.Read full review
Current slide {CURRENT_SLIDE} of {TOTAL_SLIDES}- Best Selling in Digital Cameras
Current slide {CURRENT_SLIDE} of {TOTAL_SLIDES}- You may also like
