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<blockquote data-quote="Whiskeyman" data-source="post: 254405" data-attributes="member: 13556">Re: D8oo or DFEddie,&nbsp; It sounds to me like you really want the D800, since you've followed it since it was introduced.&nbsp; Buy a camera for what it will do and what you want and need it to do and don't worry about what computer gear you'll need to process it.&nbsp; The price of computer hard disk space is too inexpensive to use to sell yourself on a camera.&nbsp; Yes, it's a factor, but will the fact that you don't need another hard drive make you happy with your camera choice if you go with a lesser resolution camera sensor?As Glenn said, you need to decide what you need/want the camera for, or what you want out of the camera.&nbsp; Then you can make your choice.&nbsp; Price shouldn't be much of a factor between the two of these choices, so that helps!WMAnd BTW, were it me, I'd go D800 due to the camera form is very similar to other cameras I have, and the higher resolution of the sensor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whiskeyman, post: 254405, member: 13556"] [b]Re: D8oo or DF[/b] Eddie, It sounds to me like you really want the D800, since you've followed it since it was introduced. Buy a camera for what it will do and what you want and need it to do and don't worry about what computer gear you'll need to process it. The price of computer hard disk space is too inexpensive to use to sell yourself on a camera. Yes, it's a factor, but will the fact that you don't need another hard drive make you happy with your camera choice if you go with a lesser resolution camera sensor? As Glenn said, you need to decide what you need/want the camera for, or what you want out of the camera. Then you can make your choice. Price shouldn't be much of a factor between the two of these choices, so that helps! WM And BTW, were it me, I'd go D800 due to the camera form is very similar to other cameras I have, and the higher resolution of the sensor. [/QUOTE]

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