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What is the best companion camera to a D610 for a beginner?
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<blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 378860" data-attributes="member: 31330"><p>Since I upgraded to the D750 I'm using FX and DX at the moment and there are advantages to having both formats but disadvantages too.</p><p></p><p>Most of my lenses work on both but there's always a price to pay for each format. While I benefit of the smaller format when doing macro or close-ups, the smaller sensor requires more light, limiting what I can shoot and when I can. The FX enables me to shoot whenever I desire but I need to crop a lot requiring the shots to be pretty darn sharp and clean. The DX allows me to take slow shutter shots handheld while the FX requires mirror lockup to do the same. There's no way shooting bursts with the FX at a too slow shutter without shake caused by the shutter slam.</p><p></p><p>For the middle and short range it matters less which lens I use and many are good for both formats. I bought most of mine with a possible upgrade in mind. I have a DX wide that works on the FX but looking through the viewfinder makes me feel drunk. I also can't use it at the same length as the DX and either have to crop or seriously adjust the shots afterwards.</p><p></p><p>What I end up doing is using the D3300 less and less. It's mainly my landscape cam because the wide performs well on it and it's easy to drag along.</p><p></p><p>If you have two formats one is going to be like that second battery we drag along; in case of emergency.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="J-see, post: 378860, member: 31330"] Since I upgraded to the D750 I'm using FX and DX at the moment and there are advantages to having both formats but disadvantages too. Most of my lenses work on both but there's always a price to pay for each format. While I benefit of the smaller format when doing macro or close-ups, the smaller sensor requires more light, limiting what I can shoot and when I can. The FX enables me to shoot whenever I desire but I need to crop a lot requiring the shots to be pretty darn sharp and clean. The DX allows me to take slow shutter shots handheld while the FX requires mirror lockup to do the same. There's no way shooting bursts with the FX at a too slow shutter without shake caused by the shutter slam. For the middle and short range it matters less which lens I use and many are good for both formats. I bought most of mine with a possible upgrade in mind. I have a DX wide that works on the FX but looking through the viewfinder makes me feel drunk. I also can't use it at the same length as the DX and either have to crop or seriously adjust the shots afterwards. What I end up doing is using the D3300 less and less. It's mainly my landscape cam because the wide performs well on it and it's easy to drag along. If you have two formats one is going to be like that second battery we drag along; in case of emergency. [/QUOTE]
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