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<blockquote data-quote="nikonbill" data-source="post: 847791" data-attributes="member: 47024">From a D500 and D850 owner (also have a D7200).The handling of the D500 and D850 are very similar. Both built to last, and feel very similar. Slight front fn button feel (slightly higher on the 850).Clovishound made a great point on lens usage for the 850. The full frame high mp sensor makes a large difference in landscapes. A DX shot would be the size of an image from the D7500.Your desire for built in flash pulls me back to the D7500. It's a bit smaller and lighter, if traveling is a big part for you it does make sense. Auto focus is much limproved over your D7000. The cost is a lot lower as a plus. It is certainly a capable choice.The 850 would really add a lot of capabilities. The full frame sensor was a much more noticeable change than I expected. As an example, I do bird photography and when there is not much other than the subject in the frame the D500 and the D850 do about the same job (just my opinion). However if there is a scene where there is more happening, the D850 really shines. This is why I think you would appreciate it for landscapes.Only you can decide, I hope my observations help. Good luck in your choice</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nikonbill, post: 847791, member: 47024"] From a D500 and D850 owner (also have a D7200). The handling of the D500 and D850 are very similar. Both built to last, and feel very similar. Slight front fn button feel (slightly higher on the 850). Clovishound made a great point on lens usage for the 850. The full frame high mp sensor makes a large difference in landscapes. A DX shot would be the size of an image from the D7500. Your desire for built in flash pulls me back to the D7500. It's a bit smaller and lighter, if traveling is a big part for you it does make sense. Auto focus is much limproved over your D7000. The cost is a lot lower as a plus. It is certainly a capable choice. The 850 would really add a lot of capabilities. The full frame sensor was a much more noticeable change than I expected. As an example, I do bird photography and when there is not much other than the subject in the frame the D500 and the D850 do about the same job (just my opinion). However if there is a scene where there is more happening, the D850 really shines. This is why I think you would appreciate it for landscapes. Only you can decide, I hope my observations help. Good luck in your choice [/QUOTE]

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