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<blockquote data-quote="Vincent" data-source="post: 572725" data-attributes="member: 15675">This really hits the point, where I have no doubt that the D750 is an incredible improvement over the D7000, compared to the Sony A7s it will loose its whow factor at high ISO. My first point remains high ISO and the D750, while extremely good, will just not add enough I fear (I`m lacking the experience though) for the investment.What I really would want confirmation of is that the D4:- while being a bit less then the D4S and the D5 (on high ISO alone the A7s is extreme, but with 12 Mpix)- keeps the &quot;Mind blowing&quot; factor compared to a D7200, d750, d810 and even a D500 (which all have their strong points). This due to the concept of the Pro machine, the extra electrical power, the processing, AF sensor, the shutter mechanism made for high speed/ minimal blackout. Where for example these have reached or surpassed the D3S capabilities, without making the D3S rediculous in this line up, IMHO.Now for 2018 this might have changed all together.PS: I only have 1 DX lens left the 11-16 and I`m keeping that one (fantastic 16mm f2.8 rectiliniar FX).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vincent, post: 572725, member: 15675"] This really hits the point, where I have no doubt that the D750 is an incredible improvement over the D7000, compared to the Sony A7s it will loose its whow factor at high ISO. My first point remains high ISO and the D750, while extremely good, will just not add enough I fear (I`m lacking the experience though) for the investment. What I really would want confirmation of is that the D4: - while being a bit less then the D4S and the D5 (on high ISO alone the A7s is extreme, but with 12 Mpix) - keeps the "Mind blowing" factor compared to a D7200, d750, d810 and even a D500 (which all have their strong points). This due to the concept of the Pro machine, the extra electrical power, the processing, AF sensor, the shutter mechanism made for high speed/ minimal blackout. Where for example these have reached or surpassed the D3S capabilities, without making the D3S rediculous in this line up, IMHO. Now for 2018 this might have changed all together. PS: I only have 1 DX lens left the 11-16 and I`m keeping that one (fantastic 16mm f2.8 rectiliniar FX). [/QUOTE]

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