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johnctharp wrote:
The Df doesn't really make sense here; it's biggest attributes are it's classic handling and legacy lens compatibility combined with the D4 sensor. Average AF in good light and below average AF in poor light compared to Nikon's current full-frame lineup (D6x0 excluded) would likely make for a frustrating experience.
Otherwise, your switchup mostly makes sense, as the D750 is likely the 'best' low-light camera available. Given it's higher resolution sensor, high ISO IQ, great AF tracking and great low-light AF performance it's more likely to nail focus and provide a usable shot in low-light than most any other camera on the market. However, it's doubtful that the shots will be better at the highest ISO settings than the D3S, and the D750 is decidedly not a pro-build!...Show more →
I rented a DF and shot it at a concert with excellent results. Comparable to the D3s. Never had a problem focusing.. however, 6400 was the highest iso I needed for that event... so, maybe not the best comparison.
The quiet shutter is a great selling point to me. D750 shutter is clickier and more noticeable. I sure like the size and the images I'm seeing.
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