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Effect of D850 on used D4/D4s prices?
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<blockquote data-quote="editorial_use_only" data-source="post: 636639" data-attributes="member: 40895"><p>I'm curious what anyone else thinks about how the D850 will affect used D4 and D4s prices. I am not trying to start a camera model bashing thread. </p><p></p><p>With grip and EN-EL18 battery, the D850 will do 9 fps in full FX, 46 MP. Amazing. The D850 will have the D5's top shelf AF. </p><p></p><p>I don't know how many people are using the D4/D4s primarily for high ISO performance. My D3s primarily serves two purposes for me, two roles. When I need to shoot high ISOs and/or high fps (with a good buffer). Sporting events and low light venues. The D610, D750, D810 or okay for those gigs, not great, not ideal. The D3s covers both well.</p><p>So would a D4. And with my D3s starting to turn high mileage, I had started keeping my eye on used D4's. </p><p></p><p>But now, for about the price as a good condition used D4s (<em>or less!</em>), now I can get a <strong><em>new</em> </strong>D850 instead. With the D850's AF and significant MP advantages, and none of the hassles and risk buying used gear -- a new camera with a 1 year mfg service warranty. The D850 covers my high fps needs. Sure, no one has done a full test of the D850 and I don't really know yet how it performs, how it will perform for my gigs. I have some questions, how good the small RAW is for example, how good the D850 is at ISO 8000. But since the announcement of the D850, I have completely dropped out of the used D4 market. That's my point.</p><p></p><p>So I wondered if anyone else was thinking the same. And would be glad to hear other opinions. With the D850 out now, what's going to happen to used D4/s prices? Will they take a significant hit?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="editorial_use_only, post: 636639, member: 40895"] I'm curious what anyone else thinks about how the D850 will affect used D4 and D4s prices. I am not trying to start a camera model bashing thread. With grip and EN-EL18 battery, the D850 will do 9 fps in full FX, 46 MP. Amazing. The D850 will have the D5's top shelf AF. I don't know how many people are using the D4/D4s primarily for high ISO performance. My D3s primarily serves two purposes for me, two roles. When I need to shoot high ISOs and/or high fps (with a good buffer). Sporting events and low light venues. The D610, D750, D810 or okay for those gigs, not great, not ideal. The D3s covers both well. So would a D4. And with my D3s starting to turn high mileage, I had started keeping my eye on used D4's. But now, for about the price as a good condition used D4s ([I]or less![/I]), now I can get a [B][I]new[/I] [/B]D850 instead. With the D850's AF and significant MP advantages, and none of the hassles and risk buying used gear -- a new camera with a 1 year mfg service warranty. The D850 covers my high fps needs. Sure, no one has done a full test of the D850 and I don't really know yet how it performs, how it will perform for my gigs. I have some questions, how good the small RAW is for example, how good the D850 is at ISO 8000. But since the announcement of the D850, I have completely dropped out of the used D4 market. That's my point. So I wondered if anyone else was thinking the same. And would be glad to hear other opinions. With the D850 out now, what's going to happen to used D4/s prices? Will they take a significant hit? [/QUOTE]
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