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trenchmonkey wrote:
This may well be one of the biggest myths of the last 2 yrs in Nikonland
There isn't a shot I can't get with the MultiCAM4800 AF...low light/sports/BIF etc.
Proper settings and decent glass there's really nothing 'weak' about it. Many never
took the time to learn it. Those of us that did, are still happily shooting with 'em.
Then, I'm still nailing the AF with the outdated CAM2000 (D2Xs) Just sayin'
FWIW the MultiCAM3500 does a quicker job of it when TC's are employed,
but for naked glass the MultiCAM4800 is no slouch whatsoever. Bank on it.
It's no myth. The Multi-CAM3500 is simply a much better sensor. It's far more low-light capable, has better frame coverage and is more sensitive. A skilled shooter can get around most of Multi-CAM4800's limitations, but that doesn't change the fact that you'll get more AF hits quicker, especially in low-light, with Multi-CAM3500.
It's the difference between works pretty well and world-class. Multi-CAM3500 is the best AF sensor on the market today. Multi-CAM4800 is the best consumer AF sensor on the market.
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