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<blockquote data-quote="nikonbill" data-source="post: 845614" data-attributes="member: 47024">Afterthought comments (more refection on your topic) - Sometimes I have bad shooting days, I suspect many of us do. These times when I do not get the results I had hoped for and try to figure out why. The times you make a road trip just to get some great wildlife shots (my case) and I can't seem to do anything right. Most often for me it's just an off day, not equipment related. For the action you are shooting (sports games) you have a get the shot or loose it forever pressure. I don't envy that pressure but surly fully respect the challenge it posses.Personally I'm always hesitant to suggest new gear to &quot;solve&quot; an issue, you seem to building a justifiable case for you however. I love my D850 and I only have had it for a few months. I wanted to try a full frame camera as much like my D500 as I could get. So I had a somewhat simpler equipment requirement. I am really just starting to see the large advantage of its 46Mp sensor in details, for me I have to learn to &quot;pull&quot; them out in the editing process. I use a bit less automated approach (nothing wrong about your approach) so it is taking time, its something I enjoy. Editing has become an important part of in digital photography, if you would have been a SOOC shooter it would be a no brain er to steer you to the latest Expeed processor.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; I do not envy new camera decisions, it took a long while for me to decide and make a purchase. All the best - Bill</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nikonbill, post: 845614, member: 47024"] Afterthought comments (more refection on your topic) - Sometimes I have bad shooting days, I suspect many of us do. These times when I do not get the results I had hoped for and try to figure out why. The times you make a road trip just to get some great wildlife shots (my case) and I can't seem to do anything right. Most often for me it's just an off day, not equipment related. For the action you are shooting (sports games) you have a get the shot or loose it forever pressure. I don't envy that pressure but surly fully respect the challenge it posses. Personally I'm always hesitant to suggest new gear to "solve" an issue, you seem to building a justifiable case for you however. I love my D850 and I only have had it for a few months. I wanted to try a full frame camera as much like my D500 as I could get. So I had a somewhat simpler equipment requirement. I am really just starting to see the large advantage of its 46Mp sensor in details, for me I have to learn to "pull" them out in the editing process. I use a bit less automated approach (nothing wrong about your approach) so it is taking time, its something I enjoy. Editing has become an important part of in digital photography, if you would have been a SOOC shooter it would be a no brain er to steer you to the latest Expeed processor. I do not envy new camera decisions, it took a long while for me to decide and make a purchase. All the best - Bill [/QUOTE]

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