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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 372444" data-attributes="member: 9240">I'm not going to argue the other two, but on this one it really has more to do with efficiency than mere habits.&nbsp; One of the reasons I jumped on a D750 that I really don't &quot;need&quot; (I have a NIB D610 and a D800 on the shelf) is that it has features that make my life as a photographer easier when I'm shooting.&nbsp; One-button 100% zoom, for instance.&nbsp; Can I click the + button 5-6 times?&nbsp; Yes.&nbsp; But to do that on 10 shots with fading light to see if I can move on means I eventually lose the light that much faster.&nbsp; The Canon wheel in experienced hands lets you review images 3-5X faster than Nikon's method, and when you're deleting crap or marking keepers from the last play while a team is in the huddle that makes a huge difference.&nbsp; It can only be a habit if you have it to experience first, and unless you're offering an alternative then it's not a habit, it's a differentiator.And this is the lunacy of judging a camera with simple sensor numbers.&nbsp; (me thinks me smells an inebriated and out of money troll)I want to go into a rant about just how utterly ridiculous this point is, but I believe that's the OP's desire.&nbsp; So, I'll speak in terms someone living under a bridge might understand.&nbsp; A Ferrari and a Ford F-150 Super Cab both get 12MPG.&nbsp; Must be the same damn engine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 372444, member: 9240"] I'm not going to argue the other two, but on this one it [I]really[/I] has more to do with efficiency than mere habits. One of the reasons I jumped on a D750 that I really don't "need" (I have a NIB D610 and a D800 on the shelf) is that it has features that make my life as a photographer easier when I'm shooting. One-button 100% zoom, for instance. Can I click the + button 5-6 times? Yes. But to do that on 10 shots with fading light to see if I can move on means I eventually lose the light [I]that[/I] much faster. The Canon wheel in experienced hands lets you review images 3-5X faster than Nikon's method, and when you're deleting crap or marking keepers from the last play while a team is in the huddle that makes a [I]huge[/I] difference. It can only be a habit if you have it to experience first, and unless you're offering an alternative then it's not a habit, it's a differentiator. And this is the lunacy of judging a camera with simple sensor numbers. ([I]me thinks me smells an inebriated and out of money troll[/I]) I want to go into a rant about just how utterly ridiculous this point is, but I believe that's the OP's desire. So, I'll speak in terms someone living under a bridge might understand. A Ferrari and a Ford F-150 Super Cab both get 12MPG. Must be the same damn engine. [/QUOTE]

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