You have a D500

  • Like what you've got: stick with it
  • Dislike what you've got: go FX. The introduction of the D500 finally gave us a real update for the D300 models, and one that, as the number suggests, skips a generation in terms of overall performance. I’m not sure why you wouldn’t like it. But it isn’t quite as well-rounded as the D7500 (no internal flash, for example): the D500 is a performance beast first and foremost. You really have no choice but to go FX, though, and the only reason I can think of that you’d want to do that is that you find the wide angle lens choice in DX restricting, or you really need the extra stop of dynamic range that FX promises (all else equal), or you can afford the D850 and want those extra pixels. A Fujifilm X-T4 isn't a bad choice if you want to go mirrorless.
Looking for gear-specific information? Check out our other Web sites:
mirrorless: sansmirror.com | general: bythom.com| Z System: zsystemuser.com | film SLR: filmbodies.com


dslrbodies: all text and original images © 2024 Thom Hogan
portions Copyright 1999-2023 Thom Hogan
All Rights Reserved — the contents of this site, including but not limited to its text, illustrations, and concepts, 
may not be utilized, directly or indirectly, to inform, train, or improve any artificial intelligence program or system. 

Advertisement: