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<blockquote data-quote="AC016" data-source="post: 197148" data-attributes="member: 9619"><p>[MEDIA=youtube]-cDAqrywsHE[/MEDIA]</p><p>Oh, oh, oh, oh!! It is certainly a tough decision to make and you really need to do your research. I dumped all my Nikon gear to go over to Fuji. Do I miss my Nikon gear? No. But that is me. If you are going to dump your Nikon gear, you have to get into a different frame of mind when it comes to going totally mirrorless, which I am sure you are aware of. The mistake that many people make when going to mirrorless, is expecting that the mirrorless camera will act just like their DSLR did. This only sets them up for disappointment and frustration. When it comes to choosing the right mirrorless system, you have to choose very carefully. For example, you would not choose the Fuji system if all you shot was fast action sports. You would end up throwing it up against a wall. There are a few things in my mind that needs to be improved with mirrorless systems: AF in low light and a change to phase detection AF. Of course, not all systems suffer from those two aspects, but there are a few that do. As far as I can see, mirrorless systems will only get better as the years go by, just as DSLRs did as each model came out over the past 10 years or so. I would never tell anyone to dump their DSLR. It's a personal decision and needs to be made solely by that person. Keep in mind, if you don't know already, that a lot of these mirrorless systems can use your Nikkor lenses with a simple adapter. Therefore, I suggest you do your research, find the right system for you, try it out if you can, buy it, use it, grow into it, all the while keeping your D300. A bit of advice: don't bite on the new Oly just yet. Let other people give a good shake-down first. Good luck!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AC016, post: 197148, member: 9619"] [MEDIA=youtube]-cDAqrywsHE[/MEDIA] Oh, oh, oh, oh!! It is certainly a tough decision to make and you really need to do your research. I dumped all my Nikon gear to go over to Fuji. Do I miss my Nikon gear? No. But that is me. If you are going to dump your Nikon gear, you have to get into a different frame of mind when it comes to going totally mirrorless, which I am sure you are aware of. The mistake that many people make when going to mirrorless, is expecting that the mirrorless camera will act just like their DSLR did. This only sets them up for disappointment and frustration. When it comes to choosing the right mirrorless system, you have to choose very carefully. For example, you would not choose the Fuji system if all you shot was fast action sports. You would end up throwing it up against a wall. There are a few things in my mind that needs to be improved with mirrorless systems: AF in low light and a change to phase detection AF. Of course, not all systems suffer from those two aspects, but there are a few that do. As far as I can see, mirrorless systems will only get better as the years go by, just as DSLRs did as each model came out over the past 10 years or so. I would never tell anyone to dump their DSLR. It's a personal decision and needs to be made solely by that person. Keep in mind, if you don't know already, that a lot of these mirrorless systems can use your Nikkor lenses with a simple adapter. Therefore, I suggest you do your research, find the right system for you, try it out if you can, buy it, use it, grow into it, all the while keeping your D300. A bit of advice: don't bite on the new Oly just yet. Let other people give a good shake-down first. Good luck! [/QUOTE]
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