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D4/D4s
D4 (not S) vs D810
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<blockquote data-quote="rocketman122" data-source="post: 324982" data-attributes="member: 14443"><p>I wouldnt change cameras but thats speaking for my needs. just be aware that with grip, the D810/800 is huge. </p><p>the difference in speed is a huge plus. meaning from the time you press till it takes the picture is easily noticeable to me. you might not notice it but I certainly did between them. </p><p></p><p>btw, when shooting portraits, especially women, overexposing would be desired. overexposing cleans up wrinkles and a lot of skin pores you would see if your exposure would be 18% grey. look at fashion magazines/cosmo/glamor etc. all have portraits overexposed usually by 1/2 stop or more. look at all the blown out high key glamour pictures. when shooting portraits, I always overexpose. and when shooting brides, I couldnt care less if her bride was overexposed a stop or two. I care about her face.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rocketman122, post: 324982, member: 14443"] I wouldnt change cameras but thats speaking for my needs. just be aware that with grip, the D810/800 is huge. the difference in speed is a huge plus. meaning from the time you press till it takes the picture is easily noticeable to me. you might not notice it but I certainly did between them. btw, when shooting portraits, especially women, overexposing would be desired. overexposing cleans up wrinkles and a lot of skin pores you would see if your exposure would be 18% grey. look at fashion magazines/cosmo/glamor etc. all have portraits overexposed usually by 1/2 stop or more. look at all the blown out high key glamour pictures. when shooting portraits, I always overexpose. and when shooting brides, I couldnt care less if her bride was overexposed a stop or two. I care about her face. [/QUOTE]
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